"[Schiff] makes up my conversation which was perfect; he makes up my conversation," Trump said.
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Americans sometimes have an odd idea about what makes up failure and what makes up success.
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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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Of this, the energy and power sector makes up about 13% while telecoms makes up another 15.7%.
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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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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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E-commerce now makes up just over 10 percent of overall retail in China, and the online smartphone market only makes up 20 percent of the overall smartphone market.
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The good news is that emissions-free driving in an EV makes up for those greenhouse gases more quickly than a gasoline-powered car makes up its manufacturing emissions.
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But the game makes up for this through sheer charm.
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It makes up the fabric of our world, this violence.
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Area C makes up approximately 60% of the West Bank.
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And their worth makes up most of the market cap.
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China makes up the bulk with 20 reactors under construction.
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The region makes up 8 percent of its total sales.
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To you, what makes up a good space suit costume?
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But the ZenFone AR makes up for that in slimness.
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The fee makes up a fifth of consumers' final bills.
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The division makes up 5 percent of Ericsson's total revenue.
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It makes up about 12.3 percent of the beer market.
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That makes up approximately 238% of castings for the season.
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Outside of China makes up roughly 50% of Huawei's business.
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He highlighted that the group makes up 13% of the .
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Robusta makes up nearly 90 percent of Indonesia's coffee harvest.
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This ellipse effectively makes up the boundary of human routes.
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This work makes up his latest book, We are Indestructible.
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Shaw makes up in scrappiness what he lacks in size.
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That sector makes up around a third of WPP's revenue.
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Food currently makes up about 20 percent of total emissions.
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Rihanna will be there, and that makes up for everything.
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It makes up about half of the country's industrial exports.
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On a good day, the family makes up to $10.
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Manufacturing makes up about 0.23 percent of the U.S. economy.
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This extracellular fluid makes up 20 percent of body weight.
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A tortured Caila makes up her mind to leave Paradise.
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That insurance alone makes up for the $95 annual fee.
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This is the material that makes up the sole unit.
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But Larson's vibrant performance more than makes up for it.
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Tourism makes up 8 percent of Tunisia's gross domestic product.
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But her latest snapshot more than makes up for it.
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Fuel makes up a significant portion of the sector's costs.
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Dark energy makes up the other 68% of the universe.
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The continent now makes up about half of Bolt's business.
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Each individual makes up their mind for their own safety.
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Amazon currently makes up only about 1% of FedEx's revenue.
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Ralph Chodes, who makes up the editorial page, called him.
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The livestock industry makes up 18% of greenhouse gas emissions.
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Who makes up the circle of people we consider family?
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Dairy only makes up a small amount of the trade.
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Aluminum makes up 10 percent of the cost, Redifer said.
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It makes up 4.7 percent of Swedish gross domestic product.
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But working alongside Train makes up for it, she says.
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And this makes up the other half of his scheme.
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And when confronted with that fact, he makes up excuses.
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What makes up American cuisine — what makes up American culture — is the influx of stimulation the country has experienced over the centuries, with progress and outward reach overcoming many bumps and prolonged dry spells.
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It makes up for getting snubbed at the ESPYs last night.
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The U.S. currently makes up about 14 percent of that market.
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THAT MAKES UP A HUGE PORTION, A TRILLION DOLLARS IN INCOME.
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Nitrogen makes up about 78 percent of the air humans breathe.
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Tourism, mostly from wildlife, makes up about 12% of Kenya's GDP.
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Right, and which makes up about 250 percent of Juul's sales.
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Corsica makes up two of France's 101 "departments" - local administration areas.
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" And he said, "That's the guy who makes up the steps.
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What Lovuzov lacks in negotiating expertise, he makes up in persistence.
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That is who makes up the band lineups in the video.
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He is short, but he makes up for that in girth.
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Coffee makes up around a quarter of Ethiopia's exports by value.
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She makes up a lie about it being a college reading.
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The cake makes up for a not quite big enough lunch.
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Each 14.8-ounce canister makes up to two batches of slime.
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Consumer spending makes up 56 percent of India's $2 trillion economy.
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The F-35 makes up a quarter of Lockheed's total revenue.
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It almost makes up for all the montages in this episode.
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That $78.6 million makes up 58 percent of his total haul.
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Solar makes up about 7 percent of China's total generation capacity.
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Every flaw that you have, it makes up who you are.
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Sorrell says CPG makes up roughly a third of its revenue.
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Broadly defined, the car industry makes up 30% of manufacturing output.
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But abortion makes up just 3% of what Planned Parenthood does.
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For instance, he often notes that carbon dioxide only makes up .
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Like apparel, food makes up about 20 percent of total sales.
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India makes up 14%, Hong Kong 9% and Japan just 4%.
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Discretionary spending makes up less then 28 percent of federal activity.
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But what it lacks in options, it makes up in quality.
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E-commerce makes up about 10 percent of all retail sales.
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What Sambuca lacks in numbers, it makes up for in hospitality.
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This collection of fungi and microbes makes up a healthy microbiome.
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It currently makes up about half of the company's overall revenue.
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Chinese steel currently makes up 26 percent of the U.S. market.
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Women's apparel makes up eighty per cent of the company's sales.
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Spending by consumers makes up 21.4156 percent of the American economy.
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Revlimid, which had 13 inquiries, makes up 63% of Celgene's revenue.
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Crude from Ecuador makes up a fifth of California's oil imports.
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Shit like that makes up for a lot of the bad.
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This is something that makes up our lives and always has.
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Europe makes up less than 25 percent of Philips' sales, however.
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What it lacks in numbers, it makes up for in dedication.
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"That makes up for all of the mistakes," DeMarre Carroll says.
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What it lacks in specifics, it makes up for in vagueness.
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But once you've seen these spiders, it makes up for it.
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Where he makes up for that is in natural linebacker instincts.
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He is never in the office and consistently makes up stories.
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Entertainment makes up 79% of viewing and kids programming represents 5%.
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Saudi Arabia makes up most of the readership, Vogue Arabia said.
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And each individual makes up their mind for their own safety.
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Consumers spending makes up about two-thirds of U.S. economic growth.
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Manufacturing makes up a small portion of the overall US economy.
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This is not the kind of fact a person makes up.
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And consumer spending makes up about 70% of the U.S. economy.
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But what it lacks in style it makes up in utility.
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Remember, consumer spending makes up about 70% of the U.S. economy.
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Thankfully, combat makes up a relatively small piece of the game.
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Debt repayment makes up the largest portion of Thompson's monthly budget.
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The discount retailer makes up the largest share of superstore redemptions.
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Steel from China makes up only a fraction of U.S. imports.
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Commercial trash makes up more than half of New York's garbage.
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What it lacks in portability it makes up for in speed.
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Maybe that's why the topic makes up 15% of exam questions.
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The jet currently makes up about 25% of Lockheed's annual revenue.
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It makes up the bulk of his nearly $23.17 billion fortune.
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Still, Paa Joe makes up to four fantasy coffins every month.
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Still, Branson only makes up a portion of the futuristic character.
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The auto sector makes up about 30 percent of Mexico's exports.
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Health care makes up nearly 20 percent of the nation's economy.
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Every day Trump makes up a new script for the show.
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She makes up for her plainness with a big galvanic smile.
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Yet what it lacks for beauty it makes up in usefulness.
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The development team makes up about a third of the business.
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The U.S. makes up just 13 percent of its total sales.
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It makes up about 90% of what William Grant & Sons sells.
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Federal funding makes up about 40 percent of Planned Parenthood's budget.
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But none of these nifty design choices makes up for the price.
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Sand often makes up the very ground that is built on, too.
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They'd formed from the primal material that makes up the Solar System.
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That business makes up more than half of the chain's total sales.
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Rub' al Khali makes up one of the franchise's most iconic locations.
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This story makes up the tenth installment in Vox's collaboration with ProPublica.
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The trio's syndicated wake attempt almost makes up for the horrendous soundtrack.
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This story makes up the seventh installment in Vox's collaboration with ProPublica.
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Simple assault alone makes up nearly 62 percent of all hate crimes.
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Cloud, server, and Office combined makes up for $18.4 billion in revenue.
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What it lacks in China's means it makes up for with muscle.
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That revenue stream now makes up 84 percent of total ad income.
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But the artwork on the packaging certainly makes up for those shortcomings.
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What this burger lacks in meat, it makes up for in flavor.
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Apple currently makes up about 5 percent of its portfolio, Miller said.
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This story makes up the eighth installment in Vox's collaboration with ProPublica.
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In the United Kingdom, Heineken 0.0 makes up 5% of Heineken sales.
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That is far less than mining, which makes up 22% of output.
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Worldwide, discarded waste makes up 58% of plastic waste, per study results.
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Regardless, Youngblood's aching falsetto more than makes up for the missed opportunity.
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"You have to look at what makes up the offer," she cautioned.
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U.S. steel makes up less than 33 percent of EU steel imports.
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Fish makes up about 40 percent of the company's business, he said.
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Still, none of that makes up for the worst one so far.
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What Bait may lack in depth it makes up for in charm.
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That makes up more than 75 percent of the association's yearly revenue.
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Wholesale and retail trade makes up nearly 283% of gross domestic product.
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Currently, SSRF makes up only 5.9 percent of the top bugs reported.
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Yet Social Security makes up around a quarter of all federal spending.
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What the lineup lacks in quantity, it makes up for in variety.
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But what Titanfall 2 lacks in originality, it makes up with heart.
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What my dad lacks in experience, he makes up for in tequila.
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It actually makes up only 0.4% of all of Egyptian cotton production.
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It, alongside Google, makes up the lions' share of digital advertising revenue.
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Corn-based feed usually makes up two-thirds of poultry production costs.
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Who makes up a disproportionate share of those in lower-income quintiles?
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The fee makes up just over a fifth of consumers' final bills.
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North America makes up some 124 percent of Bouygues's construction business abroad.
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Then, the mantle makes up a whopping 2150% of the planet's volume.
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England makes up about 85 percent of Britain's population, and so dominates.
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In Bangladesh, for example, this feature makes up 7% of all searches.
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But much of the music that makes up HOWSLA feels strangely conservative.
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What's more interesting is who makes up the middle of the pack.
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It's just one initiative that makes up the so-called religious left.
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She said the EU makes up 30 percent of Scotch whisky exports.
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I'm told the U.S. currently makes up 20 percent of Poq's revenue.
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Title I funding makes up the largest portion of federal education spending.
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But what it loses in versatility it makes up for in portability.
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This category of course makes up the vast majority of existing regulations.
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"The town makes up for it by being extremely walkable," he said.
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However, it makes up for its size with durability and sound quality.
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But what it lacks in size, it makes up for in speed.
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This piece makes up the ninth installment in Vox's collaboration with ProPublica.
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What he lacks in moral fiber he makes up for in gilt.
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But politics now makes up about 60 percent of the show's airtime.
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That makes up a $500 billion pot of money within the legislation.
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U.S. steel makes up less than 1 percent of EU steel imports.
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The US makes up 60% to 65% of TheScore's business, Levy said.
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It now makes up more than a quarter of Facebook's total revenues.
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When reality is inconvenient or threatening, he makes up his own version.
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What TikTok lacks in revenue, it makes up for in user engagement.
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Today, China makes up 8% of InterContinental's earnings, according to AB Bernstein.
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What "Troop Zero" lacks in complexity, it makes up for in heart.
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But what it lacks in consistency it makes up for in kindness.
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But what Mr. Trump lacks in finesse, he makes up in volume.
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Bill Nelson Wake us up when Rick Scott makes up his mind.
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But what it lacks in features it makes up for in nostalgia.
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CT: Well Asia now makes up 75 percent of the group's profits.
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The Washington headquarters makes up only 3% of the agency's total staff.
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This makes up just over a quarter of the total license area.
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Foreign aid makes up around one-third of the country's national budget.
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This almost makes up for how weak it is in the game.
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Solar makes up less than 260 percent of the state's energy mix.
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Solar makes up less than 1 percent of the state's energy mix.
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And when they considered that ordinary matter makes up only 15 percent of all matter in the universe—dark matter makes up the rest—they had only inventoried a mere 1.5 percent of all matter in the universe.
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Renewable power currently makes up around 8 percent of South Korea's energy production.
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The former is straight and wide and makes up most of the frame.
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The 768-pound, 24-cell battery makes up half the vehicle's total weight.
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The energy sector makes up about 20 percent of the Canadian stock market.
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WE DON'T HAVE ONE PRODUCT THAT MAKES UP MORE THAN 5% OF REVENUE.
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Consumer spending, which makes up about 70% of the US economy, remains strong.
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Physicists now think dark matter makes up 22019 percent of the universe's mass.
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What the secondary market lacks in glamour, it makes up for in growth.
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Sure, it lacks in style, but it makes up for it in substance.
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What that approach loses in image quality, it makes up for in mobility.
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The smile on his face makes up for the motion sickness I feel.
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But what the image lacks in style, it makes up for in novelty.
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Qualcomm's collection of royalties makes up a substantial percentage of its broader business.
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Who makes up a candidate's support coalition matters — the resources, interests, and networks.
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But China still only makes up 10 percent of all foreign direct investment.
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What Han is lacking in body, though, he makes up for in intellect.
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The service sector makes up more than two-thirds of the U.S. economy.
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That's because manufacturing only makes up a small part of the modern economy.
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"This totally makes up for the small couch in our home," they said.
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The "building trust with society" goal makes up 8% of Narasimhan's bonus pay.
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WATCH THIS: Britney Spears Accidentally Dines and Dashes – Then Makes Up for It
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He said the delivery portion makes up a minority of GrubHub's overall business.
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What René lacks in computer skills she makes up for in street smarts.
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That makes up part of the 15.7 million viewers across all platforms, including .
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The health-care industry makes up about a sixth of the U.S. economy.
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It reports that Instagram makes up 28.2 pecent of Facebook's mobile ad revenue.
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What it lacks in anatomical accuracy it makes up for in personal attacks.
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The latter makes up around one-third of the startup's business, Peled said.
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Forget steel and cars: plasma makes up 1.6% of America's total goods exports.
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In America, that generation now makes up about a quarter of the population.
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Coal-fired power currently makes up 26 percent of total EU power generation.
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What it lacks in gargantuan size it makes up for in sheer wiliness.
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Stumbleupon makes up for the time between the most necessary work for class.
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Europe makes up 50 percent of JOOM's global GMV, and Russia 45 percent.
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This age group makes up the largest number of victims, more than 83%.
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Asia makes up over 40 percent of the world's lubricants demand, he added.
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We all have our different strengths, and so much makes up a person.
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Steel pipe makes up about 20 percent of the cost of a pipeline.
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The awesome foursome that makes up the UK. The world's soft power, superpower.
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Cash now makes up 5.4% of portfolios, the third-highest level since 2009.
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The second-largest weighting, Stratasys, makes up for 7.8 percent of the ETF.
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Amazon makes up for the first omission by selling a $15 ethernet adaptor.
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Hopefully the special moment makes up for McKenna's beloved Patriots losing the game.
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The U.S. currently makes up more than 90% of new users now, too.
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Of the top 10 types of bugs reported, XSS makes up 27 percent.
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What makes up a celebrity or athlete's persona carries a really high value.
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He makes up stories to get a GREAT & ALREADY reduced deal for himself.
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The bag features one, large pocket that makes up most of the bag.
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But again, Medicaid makes up the vast majority of Planned Parenthood's federal funding.
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National Grid, the system operator, makes up the shortfall with stop gap measures.
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Jefferies estimated Northrop's space business makes up about a quarter of its revenues.
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It makes up approximately 25 percent of the 85033 percent that is spent.
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Coal, the worst polluting energy source, makes up 60% of the country's energy.
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"It makes up for all the hard work we put into the show."
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That's a huge problem: China makes up about 20% of Apple's revenues globally.
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Still, it makes up a little more than 2 percent of the market.
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The euro makes up more than 50 percent of the dollar index's weight.
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In fact, algorithmic trading makes up the majority of volume in today's markets.
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Food makes up a fifth of the waste stream in the United States.
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What the complex lacks in curb appeal, it makes up for in indestructibility.
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The $2.1 billion for missile defense makes up the bulk of the request.
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But there's a ton of diversity as to what makes up their meals.
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But what it lacks in filler it makes up for in fruit trees.
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Do you set out to write and produce what makes up the record?
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" She's proud of him, too: "He's hella musical, he makes up little songs.
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Under the current setup, each senator makes up 1 percent of the Senate.
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This makes up a very small percentage of your day and your grade.
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But what Oskar may lack in scale it makes up for in style.
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Americans seem to have wildly wrong ideas about who makes up political parties.
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Whatever floor space it takes up, it makes up with display surface area.
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Tiffany has said tourism makes up roughly 12% of sales in the Americas.
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Medical abortion now makes up about half of all abortions before nine weeks.
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This includes apparel, which now makes up a significant portion of its business.
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Boston Beer's Truly hard seltzer makes up about 29% of the market share.
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Computerized trading makes up roughly half of stock trading volume, by some estimates.
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The state's share of Medicaid cost makes up 10 percent of state spending.
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According to FICO, your payment history makes up 35% of your credit score.
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"'Nunes memo' revelations prove the FBI makes up its own rules" https://t.
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Ad revenue from his YouTube videos makes up half his pay, he said.
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But cloud still makes up just 4 percent of total revenues for Alibaba.
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For many entrepreneurs, their business makes up the lion's share of their estate.
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What the field lacks in stature it makes up for in story lines.
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What the imitation lacks in stretchiness, it makes up for in buoyant ooze.
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If you know the game, it makes up for a lot of deficits.
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Luckily, watching Bob get devoured by demodogs more than makes up for that.
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Today, revenue from live events makes up nearly half of artists' total profits.
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What it lacks in actionable financial advice it makes up for in inspiration.
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But what it lacks in looks, it makes up for with crackerjack comedy.
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"It makes up the tapestry, it's a big part of it," he said.
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Energy makes up 17% of the index, down from 25% four years ago.
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This dissolved substance makes up most of the organic material in the ocean.
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The price of energy makes up roughly one tenth of the inflation calculation.
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Consumer spending, in turn, makes up some two-thirds of US economic growth.
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China now makes up about 103 percent of the Faroe Islands' salmon sales.
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This routine gun violence makes up a huge portion of America's gun problem.
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A new brick person, who presents as feminine, makes up the horse's hindquarters.
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In the past decade the number of over-25s unemployed for more than one year has increased much faster in areas where manufacturing makes up more than 20% of the local economy than in areas where it makes up less.
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China makes up 10% of global military spending, up from 3% a decade ago.
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The Melzac Collection makes up only a small chunk of the CIA's eclectic decor.
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The Postal Service makes up a sizable but shrinking part of total federal employment.
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Roofing makes up almost 90 percent of its sales, according to the company's website.
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That makes up roughly 4 percent of all deaths that year in the Netherlands.
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Kiwibank makes up the vast majority of NZ Post's balance sheet and net income.
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But what his platform lacks in originality, it makes up for in its scope.
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We don't have product that makes up more than 5 percent of our revenue.
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But what the Acer 11 lacks in portability, it makes up for in durability.
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What it lacks in luxury, Sensible Days more than makes up for in spirit.
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What it lacks in vintage it makes up for with its V-203 engine.
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What it lacks in vintage it makes up for with its V-212 engine.
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There's a saying in basketball that shooting makes up for a lot of sins.
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The China market makes up more than a third of General Motors' global sales.
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Federal assistance typically makes up only a fraction of what it takes to recover.
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Obviously, if they sell enough, the volume makes up for the lower wholesale pricing.
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Though it still makes up just a small fraction of the U.S. car market.
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But what he lacks in emotional texture he makes up for in bodily expressiveness.
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Reuters News, which makes up only a small part of the business, will remain.
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AirPods 22 makes up for its five hours of listening time with quick charging.
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Unlike Calder's colourful abstract forms, Hatoum's mobile makes up a map of the world.
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Search advertising in particular makes up around three-quarters of Alphabet's total ad revenues.
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It is hard to know how much he makes up as he goes along.
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Zizoo says the 20-40 age range makes up the "majority" of its customer.
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Household consumption spending, which makes up some two-thirds of GDP, has remained buoyant.
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China accounts for 27% of its sales, while the U.S. makes up about 17%.
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Plus, a battery case or battery pack easily makes up for the smaller battery.
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But what it lacks in advanced physical ability it makes up for in brains.
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Universities hope that the central location makes up for a somewhat stripped-back education.
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And hearing her, she makes up these songs to sing at her talent shows.
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What Assassins lacks in pop influence it makes up for in brilliant political theater.
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Who makes up the caucus will determine what kind of legislation gets voted on.
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I love our communication, our honesty and just everything that makes up this relationship.
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And domestic demand makes up about 90 percent of the market for U.S. coal.
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But what Pebble lacks in length, it makes up for with nature and design.
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Aluminium, which makes up over two-fifths of our index, has been particularly affected.
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Where this moisturizer lacks in sun protection, it makes up for in instant hydration.
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The segment makes up around 10 percent of total revenue, according to FactSet estimates.
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What he may lack in innovation, he makes up for with breadth and detail.
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For comparison, our entire military budget makes up about 3.5 percent of the economy.
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But what this dog is missing in fur, it makes up for in curiosity.
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The widely watched fee makes up just over a fifth of consumers' final bills.
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International revenue saw 34 percent growth and makes up 29 percent of Amazon's business.
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Today, discretionary spending makes up a significantly smaller portion of the federal budget pie.
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" His purpose, actually, is to be "a certain personality type who makes up things.
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Arabica coffee production makes up about one quarter of the country's total export earnings.
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And when Cruz calls his wife, he makes up new lyrics for "corny" songs.
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Restitution to clients makes up $30,000 of the total of $120,000 in civil penalties.
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Gasoline blended with ethanol now makes up about 10% of the nation's gasoline supply.
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Florida continued: The creative class makes up about a third of the U.S. workforce.
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In 38 markets, digital makes up more than half of revenues, the report said.
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Yet the Omnicharge's functionality more than makes up for what it lacks in aesthetics.
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The JAM Voice makes up for that disadvantage when it comes to price, however.
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But what it lacks in scope and pace, it makes up for in pleasantness.
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In an odd way, this makes up for the lack of aesthetically pleasing design.
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Madewell makes up nearly 20% of the company's overall revenue, according to regulatory filings.
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Manufacturing, an industry Trump focuses on, makes up about 10% of US economic output.
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The third group remains fully diagnosed and makes up about 65% of the population.
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But, what the young startup lacks in reach, it makes up for in gumption.
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Smuggling, particularly of petrol from Algeria, by some accounts makes up half the economy.
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But what Unitus Seed lacks in firepower, it makes up for in star power.
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Narrator: Makeup brand ColourPop makes up to 200 eyeliner pencils in a single hour.
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The co-authors said the group makes up 8 percent of the U.S. population.
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Cory Booker support expanding nuclear, which currently makes up about 20% of US energy.
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But helium makes up a tiny percentage of the gasses trapped under rock formations.
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Let's get back to the rampant shadiness that makes up Ada's criminal justice system.
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Trading in South Korea makes up about 4 percent of daily volume of bitcoin.
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By itself, the state makes up 13 percent of the nation's gross domestic product.
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This hodgepodge of vintage entertainment is what makes up Vancouver's nearly forgotten Movieland Arcade.
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This all makes up what's known as the big-band sound, banda in Spanish.
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Cotton, which makes up about 40 percent of the world's fibers, will also suffer.
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But what the UK Gathering lacks in size, it makes up for in gusto.
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As long as you have the power, that's what makes up the heavyweight division.
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What Oslo lacks in dining destinations, it makes up for with downtown drinking dens.
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But what whitlow grass lacks in size, it makes up for in sheer abundance.
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Totally makes up for Davis calling him an overrated coach in the next breath.
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That group of health care optimists makes up about one-third of Trump supporters.
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Wind now makes up 2100 percent of total power generation in the United States.
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But what this week's episode lacks in adrenaline it makes up for in oratory.
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By contrast, packaging makes up only about 5 percent of the food system's footprint.
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What she lacks in power and stamina, she makes up for in her delicacy.
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My clan introduction makes up about 70 percent of the Navajo words I know.
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But what it lacks in length and interactivity, it makes up for in relevance.
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Matt's fraught relationship with his harsh, remote father makes up "Memento Park's" emotional center.
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The Sound X makes up for the heft with some very decent specs, though.
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Today, foam makes up only a fifth of all the products that Dart sells.
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Palm oil makes up nearly two-thirds of Indias total imports of edible oils.
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The other lineage, our own, makes up the vast majority of living mammal species.
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Palm oil makes up nearly two-thirds of India's total imports of edible oils.
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But what Twitter may lack in raw numbers, it makes up for in influence.
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What the property lacks in size it makes up for in decor and location.
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Turtlenecks are mainly what makes up my wardrobe: gray, cream, white and black. Why?
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The life that makes up these worlds has become increasingly life less as well.
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But what the hermit lacks in warmth he makes up for in self-awareness.
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"Your payment history makes up 35% of your credit score," says Young from Credible.
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Spillover risk Manufacturing makes up just a small part of America's consumer-led economy.
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As the most abundant protein in mammals, collagen makes up all human connective tissue.
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He makes up words and phrases and draws on entire waiting rooms of personalities.
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What Twitter lacks in mass appeal, it makes up for in interaction and brevity.
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But whatever the town lacks in size, it makes up for in tennis enthusiasm.
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Organic food now makes up a sizable chunk of the market for many products.
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Revenue from advertising, which makes up the bulk of its revenue, increased 1 percent.
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Kenya's tourism, based mostly around its wildlife, makes up about 12% of the country's GDP.
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What the Eva lacks in range, it makes up for with ardent, if imperfect, performance.
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Financial stocks, which makes up about a third of the index's weight, gained 24.7 percent.
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The procedure Trump may have been referring to, called "dilation and extraction," makes up approximately .
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Toronto's metropolitan area makes up the plurality the population in the region, around 6.1 million.
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But what the OP6 lacks in versatility, it makes up for in overall image quality.
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Because what the Razer Blade lacks in power it makes up for in battery life.
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And, unlike the complex web that makes up cities, transit is a complete, contained ecosystem.
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What the company lacks in computer processor know-how, it makes up for in resources.
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Water makes up about 60 percent of our bodies, so it's important to stay hydrated.
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NBCx for Linear TV is part of the data offerings that makes up Audience Studio.
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Suicide by firearm makes up more than one third of those gunshot deaths among adolescents.
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He pointed to the consumer sector, which makes up 70 percent of the U.S. economy.
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What the film lacks in cohesion, it makes up for in ambition, gumption, and heart.
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It makes up for its high annual fee with a panoply of value-added perks.
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In its defense, Amazon said it makes up just 4% of all US retail sales.
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Liu makes up the one-person population of Xuenshanshe village in northwest China's Gansu province.
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Cognizant "makes up a small percentage of Facebook's global content review efforts," the spokesman said.
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Oil makes up 97% of Japan's imports from Iran, according to the Japanese finance ministry.
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Calcium also promotes healthy bone growth—combined with collagen, that's what makes up your bones.
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Spending by tourists makes up over 10% of Dubai's GDP, and a sixth of Iceland's.
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Today, "advanced advertising" makes up less than 5% of Turner's ad revenue —and it shows.
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House lending makes up 0.13 percent of all bank credit in the EU member country.
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The battery is not just in the drone; it basically makes up the entire thing.
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Saudi Arabia's economy makes up about 303 percent of the total GDP of that region.
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It makes up about 60% of our bodies, and 71% of planet Earth in general.
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The group is one of the organizations that makes up Credibility Coalition, which sponsors CredCon.
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But what the Gram lacks in rigidity, it makes up for in sheer screen size.
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The region now makes up almost half of global travel revenue today, the consultancy said.
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Lei wrote that that online smartphone market only makes up 20 percent of overall sales.
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While Liam makes up the entire system, its 29 robotic helpers do the handy work.
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What The Colour in Anything lacks in sonic density, it makes up for in length.
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ELS makes up for where tracking via GPS and cellphone towers can sometimes suffer: indoors.
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Check out the gallery, and don't worry ... her ass makes up for his hideous trunks.
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Brazil makes up 7.43 percent of the MSCI Emerging Markets Index, as of April 83.
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Our map may lag behind the others but it makes up for it in... charm?
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India with 200 million monthly active users makes up 15% of WhatsApp's overall user base.
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WeWork's revenue from those clients makes up a bit more than 25 to 30 percent.
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She makes up for her blunder by dragging him outside to die in the gutter.
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What a Clubbed Thumb production lacks in budget, it often makes up for in ambition.
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"Who makes up this crap you guys post??" she responded in a series of comments.
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The grinder and brewer combo makes up to four cups and can brew different strengths.
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A revelatory new exhibition at the Musée du Luxembourg here makes up for lost time.
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Vacation shopping makes up as much as two thirds of total Chinese spending on luxury.
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But oat milk makes up only a small fraction of the larger alternative milk market.
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Italy's €360 billion in bad loans makes up about a third of the eurozone total.
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Valentine's Day makes up more than one-fifth of the country's rose growers' annual revenue.
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The skin around your testicles is the same skin that makes up the inner labia.
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The Launch's distinct look will be what makes up most people's minds about this pack.
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Wells, the charismatic DJ who makes up for size with humor, says a few words.
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Whether that affection will last once he makes up his mind remains to be seen.
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It makes up a bigger share of the bank's top line, and has been lackluster.
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The ethnic group makes up more than 80 percent of the state's 27 million people.
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That said, hydropower, at almost 16 percent, makes up more than half the renewables total.
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But this promising author more than makes up for it with her singularity of vision.
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This entire group makes up less than 0.5 percent of the total US labor force.
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In fact, it makes up one of the legs of the legendary Golden Circle tour.
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For what Kauniainen lacks in parking places, it makes up for with state-funded services.
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What it has in years, however, the B-52 makes up in lack of mileage.
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The average age of your credit accounts makes up a portion of your credit score.
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Health-care spending still makes up nearly a fifth of the country's gross domestic product.
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What Uber lacks in autonomous tech it makes up for in autonomous customers, he says.
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The area has its own coal mine, and mining makes up part of its workforce.
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Advertising makes up about 30 percent, or $7.7 billion, of 21st Century Fox's annual revenue.
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Microsoft's Surface makes up less than 5% of the tablet business worldwide, according to IDC.
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But what the world lacks in knowledge it more than makes up for in opinion.
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Alphabet and Facebook make up a combined 5 percent, while Amazon makes up 3 percent.
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Oxygen, which makes up about 0.13 percent of the Martian atmosphere, is the latest puzzler.
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What he lacks in business degrees, he makes up for in street smarts and drive.
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Iranian officials estimate that the private sector makes up only 20 percent of Iran's economy.
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That side-income makes up a decent chunk of her personal wealth of $530 million.
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Yet Miller says bitcoin password recovery makes up a small part of his hypnosis practice.
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And that's just direct revenue that only makes up a minority of its annual budgets.
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It's the kind of unproductive, pointless job capitalism makes up just to keep people miserable.
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Nearly half of American voters actually believe the media makes up phony stories about him.
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What it lacks in originality it more than makes up for in stylishly bloody good times.
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The biggest input is your on-time payment history, which makes up 35% of your score.
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Well-executed macho swagger makes up a lot of good TV from the past 20 years.
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Groundwater, which has been steadily depleting for years, makes up 40% of the country's water supply.
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This phenomenon only occurs in plasma, but plasma makes up most of the universe's visible matter.
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What it might lack in some areas, it makes up for in its core passion: Soccer.
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Amazon's billion-plus-revenue makes up around 1.5 percent to Google and Facebook's collective 70 percent.
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Indeed, what it lacks in exciting software and expandability, it makes up for in battery life.
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It did quickly, and these days, mobile advertising revenue makes up 83 percent of its business.
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The plant in Swindon currently makes up to 150,000 Civics a year for over 70 countries.
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The $120 Amazon Fire TV Cube makes up for its wordy name by doing a lot.
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Immigration enforcement makes up a big component of the administration's plan for its first 100 days.
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What this collection lacks in prints, it makes up for with delicate ruching and whimsical cutouts.
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In fact, on a true keto diet, fat makes up 55-60% of all macronutrients consumed.
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According to Nkrumah, livestock makes up between 30 and 40% of the income in a household.
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But ultimately that makes up 2 percent or less of the states' total general fund revenues.
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Yellow yarn makes up the mermaid's hair, with blue and green sequins spread down the tail.
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Everyone makes up and hides in an abandoned bus as helicopters sweep over looking for them.
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The expedition, unfurling like an acid trip gradually going wrong, makes up the bulk of Annihilation.
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Tourism makes up 14% of the Turkish economy and it's already plummet by 8% this year.
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Pork makes up around 70% of China's total meat consumption, according to official data for 2018.
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Esports viewership now makes up 9 to 17 percent of overall Twitch viewership, the report says.
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Shopping for college students makes up about two-thirds of spending for the season, Deloitte reported.
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Hickenlooper's merch is pleasing to the eye, and almost makes up for his long last name!
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"'Mouldy Beauty' is about the woman," says Rens, who, with Vovk makes up the duo Juicy.
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Wind and solar are used for electricity, which makes up a quarter of the world's emissions.
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On the surface, carbon dioxide makes up less than one percent of the gases we breathe.
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Desktop viewing makes up another 30 percent, and mobile viewing is the biggest at 60 percent.
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Online commerce makes up almost 8 percent of all retail sales, according to the Census Bureau.
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The segment accounts for 25 percent of Shawbrook's business, while property finance makes up 60 percent.
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It makes up most of the tooth, just above the pulp but under the hard enamel.
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What this film lacks in smirks, it makes up for in bullseyes and long, luxurious locks.
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The Viewer DLX makes up for a few of the slightly annoying quirks of the original.
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According to the poll, this region typically makes up over 40% of the state's total vote.
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Online lending still makes up a small fraction of the $12 trillion in consumer loans outstanding.
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Today, the ride-sharing market makes up less than 0.5 percent of all vehicle miles traveled.
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Its largest customer (Apple, Inc.) makes up 24% of total revenue, which can increase performance volatility.
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"What my dad lacks in experience, he makes up for in tequila," he told the publication.
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The 737 series makes up a third of Boeing's profits and most of its order book.
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Still, what the election lacks in "bipartisanship" or "humanity," it makes up for in viral content.
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Those are made of mostly calcium, extremely similar to the rock that makes up cave walls.
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While NSFW furry art certainly exists, it makes up only a fraction of the community's artwork.
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But tourism makes up less than 10% of GDP, while exports contribute roughly 30% to GDP.
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Spending on services, such as landscaping and mobile phones plans, makes up the remaining two-thirds.
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The stock makes up 1.3 percent of global active managers' portfolios, on average, according to UBS.
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Over and over again, Tecmo Super Bowl makes up for its lack of detail with flare.
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The yield from this site makes up the majority of the UK's exported cannabis-derived medication.
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This makes up the majority of the universe, but we have no idea what it is.
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Easter, surprisingly, makes up more than a third of that seasonal candy, according to the data.
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However, what it lacks in holidays or big sale events, it makes up for in movies.
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What is lacks in canonical evidence, it certainly makes up for in pure rad-ness factor.
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But what the 1.45 meter Biles lacks in height, she more than makes up in stature.
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The financials group, which makes up roughly a third of the index's weight, gained 0.2 percent.
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Bespoke advice now makes up a fifth of Frontier's revenues, up from nothing 18 months ago.
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Both companies have very good reasons to stay quiet about just who makes up that spend.
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Shooting makes up for a multitude of basketball sins, but only when the ball goes in.
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But the huge impact is on voice traffic, which makes up around 70% of operators' revenue.
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But what the Reflect bottle lacks in pure utilitarian design, it makes up for in style.
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Mobile now makes up a massive 80% of Facebook's advertising revenue, up from 78% in Q3.
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A wide international sample of the studies makes up most of the evidence in "Good Economics".
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The contract market makes up most of the trucking market, according to the American Trucking Associations.
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An attendant makes up my bed, but the train's rock and sway provides no hobo's lullaby.
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Food makes up about 14.6 percent of the consumer price index, a widely used inflation gauge.
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The region makes up nearly 60% of the world's population and roughly 40% of global GDP.
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The O makes up the back wheel of a bicycle and the U is the seat.
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At the end of the episode, Philip finally takes Elizabeth's advice and makes up with Stan.
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The position makes up 25.7% of Berkshire's total portfolio and is by far Buffett's largest holding.
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But what Wolitzer's heroine lacks in breezy self-assurance she makes up for in moral mettle.
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What Hyder lacks in modern amenities it makes up for in epic wilderness — and unchecked liberty.
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The stat-arb fund now makes up 50% to 60% of the risk the firm takes.
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South Dakota's high tax rate makes up for the fact that median home values are affordable.
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Considering crypto's origins and reputation, it's fascinating that the left makes up such a substantial minority.
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Overall, private label now makes up around one-third of its total sales, according to Morningstar.
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Mahindra makes up in affordability what it lacks in mileage, which it's trying to ramp up.
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What the apartment lacks in size — it is quite compact — it makes up for with amenities.
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He just talks, and he makes up things, and he repeats them until he believes them.
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American soybean farmers are particularly vulnerable — China makes up about 60 percent of their international sales.
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What the Kuratas lacks in bulk, it makes up for with speed and cutting-edge technology.
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Further galvanized by this opportunity, they finished the set of songs that makes up their debut.
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Daily coffee consumption has risen at a rate that makes up for decline in older generations.
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UnitedHealth makes up about 6 percent of the total ObamaCare marketplace, according to federal health data.
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By comparison, Boeing makes up just 0.8 percent of the market capitalization weighted S.&P. 212.
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But transportation, which makes up one-third of the state's emissions, will be tougher to tackle.
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Still, what the tournament lacks in depth of quality it makes up for in exotic allure.
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I hope this crossword puzzle makes up for all the sports I quit during elementary school.
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But Neumeier's writing has a spare, haunting quality that makes up for the repetition and predictability.
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"The extra Sunday pay makes up what I live on day to day," Ms. Juliano said.
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And vaping makes up nearly a quarter of the market, followed by tinctures, pills and creams.
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However, while Poison Ivy's debut has its flaws, it makes up for them with its ambition.
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The Cuellar family is an institution in Laredo, which makes up a bulk of the electorate.
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According to the World Wildlife Fund, it makes up half of the world's remaining tropical forests.
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Los Angeles County makes up the largest voting bloc in California, the Los Angeles Times reports.
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Come for the wings, stay for the modern, international cuisine that makes up Buffalo's food scene.
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Paul LePage suggested on Thursday he makes up stories with the intent to mislead the media.
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Loves "omnichannel"; makes up for it through fervent fandom of the British proto-punk band Suicide.
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Cotton makes up about a quarter of all fibers used in clothing, furniture and other textiles.
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Yet the financial strain also affects consumer spending, which makes up about 70% of economic activity.
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Home Depot makes up 4.2 percent of the ITB, while Lowe's accounts for about 3 percent.
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But it makes up a small amount of all the goods traded between the two countries.
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Everyone defines the common terms of life for herself, because everyone makes up her own life.
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Oil makes up 99% of the country's exports and provides a sizeable pot to fight over.
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Food, which makes up nearly a third of spending by Chinese consumers, is spiking the most.
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Tourism is the biggest industry in Bali: It makes up about 80% of Bali&aposs economy.
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But what the "Lou" lacks in meat, it makes up for with three kinds of cheese.
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But the political clout their money can buy certainly makes up for their lack of numbers.
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What the show lacks in face-to-face interaction it makes up for in interior exploration.
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"That&aposs because your credit mix makes up 10% of your credit score," she says.3.
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And if left unchecked, these forces can damage the very balance that makes up our democracy.
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But what Mr Ratcliffe lacks in experience he makes up for in devotion to Mr Trump.
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What the job may lack in financial remunerations it makes up for with peace and quiet.
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France's five-million-strong Muslim minority, Europe's largest, makes up about 8 percent of the population.
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But the 737, Boeing&aposs best-selling plane, makes up a significant portion of their workload.
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CARAMANICA The guitarist Jeff Parker makes up about one-half of his own five-piece band.
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Energy makes up more than a tenth of that ETF's portfolio, according to BlackRock, the issuer.
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And for many projects, he added, private equity makes up "the lion's share" of the funding.
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This falls under the "amount owed" category, which makes up 30% of your FICO credit score.
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Ms. Elders estimated that the Upton grant makes up about 11 percent of the series budget.
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But what Inslee lacks in pull with the legislature, he makes up for with dogged persistence.
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While Kia's Sedona is also available but makes up a much smaller share of the market.
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But Wu argues the frictionless marketplace that Opendoor is creating more than makes up for that risk.
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Gilead faces increased pressure on its liver disease franchise, which makes up two-thirds of its revenues.
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" He says of the unfinished space, "What it lacks in height, it makes up for in homeyness.
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To be sure, Atlanta, which makes up most of Lewis' district, is a snapshot of two extremes.
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Not surprising when you consider that advertising makes up more than 90% of all of Facebook's revenue.
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I think the press largely makes up a lot of the fuss about a lot of things.
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And isn't it only fitting that a queen makes up a rule or two, now and again?
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In America, finance now makes up the same proportion of the economy as it did in 2007.
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One such enzyme is chitinase, used to disintegrate the "chitin" that makes up the exoskeletons of insects.
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Don't miss: 33-year-old who makes up to $60,000 a month traveling shares his best advice
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What the man lacks in personality he makes up for by looking really good in a suit.
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E-commerce now makes up about 10 percent of U.S. retail sales, according to the Commerce Department.
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But that group makes up only one-quarter of the 235 total Democrats in the party's majority.
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Wind energy makes up about 3653 percent of U.S. electricity, while solar lags at about 2365 percent.
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That can be challenging, and I've had stretches of unemployment, but the pay makes up for it.
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The services sector, which makes up close to 70% of the economy, has been closely following manufacturing.
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This moderate/liberal part of the Republican Party still makes up about one-third of Republicans nationwide.
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America's education system is decentralised: federal money makes up just under 9% of funding for secondary schools.
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Having gloves that are marginally less warm, but not at all bulky makes up for the difference.
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It's still continuing to grow, and Latin music now makes up a fifth of all video streaming.
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A revised and shortened version of that novella makes up the first of this novel's three sections.
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For example, lanthanum makes up as much as 50% of digital camera lenses, including cell phone cameras.
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But what is it like when you're one of the people who actually makes up that number?
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He has a $3.1 billion stake in Shree, which makes up most of his $3.4 billion fortune.
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Support from corporations (excluding foundations) makes up about four-percent of the company's donations, according to Gruwell.
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This, along with Koreshkov versus Lima and Chandler versus Henderson, makes up Bellator's remarkable November line up.
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Northeast Asia, which includes China, also makes up about a third of the total number of visitors.
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The OCO account makes up roughly 20% of the total annual defense budget, from 2001 to 2018.
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While 47 percent of the population is white, it makes up only 15 percent of those killed.
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Not working for two months surely makes up for working so hard the rest of the year.
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The big labels provide Spotify with the music that makes up 87 percent of the company's streams.
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But when she can't squeeze in those sweat sessions, she makes up for it in other ways.
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South Korea makes up less than 2% of global GDP but nearly a tenth of bitcoin-trading.
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But he has often said in the past the media makes up some of these anonymous sources.
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That demographic makes up just 11% of the workforce at corporate-owned stores, according to the company.
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What Steve Carell's Donald Rumsfeld lacks in verisimilitude he makes up for in scene-stealing entertainment value.
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Latino representation lags at just 8%, while Asian-Americans make makes up just 6% of all characters.
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"Donald makes up things he creates his own reality," Johnston said on CNBC's "Power Lunch " on Wednesday.
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According to a government-commissioned report in 2016, it makes up 6.5% of the global space economy.
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We also do a lot of field recording; it makes up about 80 percent of our work.
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But the video makes up for the trauma of watching the backwards knee-bend with "pronk" mode.
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Ice cream makes up 13% of Unilever's Group sales, and about 20% of its European sales annually.
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China's oil demand makes up more than a quarter of Asian consumption and nearly a tenth globally.
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China makes up between 5% and 10% of Caterpillar's sales, particularly in hydraulic excavators, or demolition vehicles.
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Overall, the design might be boring, but the XPS makes up for that with excellent build quality.
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The flexibility that comes with being your own boss makes up for the long hours, says Castillo.
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Ice cream makes up 13% of Unilever's group sales and about 20% of its European sales annually.
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But what it lacks in all-weather protection, it more than makes up for in tech features.
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Randall (Sterling K. Brown), too, finally makes up with Rebecca (Mandy Moore) for hiding William from him.
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However, what Uchimura lacks in numbers, he more than makes up for with his style and elegance.
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Will pretends to be over Dolores and makes up with Logan, giving him a brotherly bear hug.
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Thirty-two percent are black, although that group makes up only 1003 percent of that age segment.
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Belize's banana crop, which makes up a fifth of the country's exports, faces other obstacles beyond sanctions.
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What Roux lacks in the leg department, she makes up for with her big voice at mealtimes!
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Those who don't believe the media makes up stories: 11% of Republican voters and 65% of Democrats.
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That's exactly what they needed for the lightweight, aircraft-grade aluminum that makes up the foldable frame.
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But what it lacks in strength it makes up for in apparent simplicity: That sounds great, right?
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What the roach lacks in size and a backbone, it makes up for in superhero-like abilities.
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But what this 5-month-old kitten lacks in facial features he makes up for with purrsonality.
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I made around £120 [$155], which makes up for all the tips he stole from us. 11.
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UL, makes up the so-called ABCD firms that have traditionally dominated the flow of agricultural commodities.
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It is worth discussing who makes up the USSC and how new guidelines are proposed and confirmed.
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And Roomba makes up 70 percent of that market, giving iRobot a commanding lead in the space.
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The People's Protection Units (YPG) is a Kurdish faction that makes up the backbone of that alliance.
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One big shift is that shale oil now makes up at least half of America's oil output.
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Pine trees fill most of the head and a sun makes up some of the ear's outline.
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UH President David Lassner has confirmed that tuition makes up approximately half the Manoa campus' operating budget.
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What makes up his mind -- to run or not run -- between now and, let's say January 2019?
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Your payment history makes up about 35% of your credit score and is the top influencing factor.
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GM makes up 2652 percent of tax receipts versus 22018 percent in the early 21112s, he said.
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California alone makes up a full third of the list; Georgia and Texas were also heavily represented.
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Our goal is always to seek a deeper understanding of how a president makes up his mind.
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He also loves tap, and dancing to just about any song he hears (or makes up himself).
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What Ledecky lacks in competition, she more than makes up for in drama racing against the clock.
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However, what the state lacks in nightlife or date spots, it makes up for in natural beauty.
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The financials group, which makes up roughly a third of the index's weight, also retreated 0.5 percent.
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Instead, the nitrogen that makes up our blood, skin, and hair comes from the food we eat.
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This land is under full Israeli military control and makes up roughly 61% of the West Bank.
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What Collage may lack in organizational clarity it makes up for with the breadth of works shown.
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However, Conn said Centrica's UK energy supply business makes up only a quarter of its operating cashflow.
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How could they not be, when everything that makes up the game revolves around interactions between characters?
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Speculative-grade debt with low ratings now makes up about 30% of the space, S&P said.
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Social Security makes up a majority of income for most seniors and older individuals with severe disabilities.
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There's an interesting arrangement of long fill, too, which makes up for the slightly sparse theme entries.
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First, the Southern Tea Party makes up a disproportionate amount of the Tea Party movement in general.
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Walmart could absorb the price cuts on toys because it makes up the profit on other items.
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Hopefully, the added bonus of creating new words with the remaining letters makes up for this shortcoming.
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But if your dog is like mine, the treat-tossing feature more than makes up for that.
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Potential culprits also include an accumulation of Alpha-synuclein, the abnormal protein that makes up Lewy bodies.
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But immigration from abroad usually makes up that loss, and tends to push the city's population higher.
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As you probably guessed, consumption, which makes up nearly 70 percent of U.S. GDP, is the problem.
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Eileen Mandel of Marie Hell says that BuyMeOnce now makes up 30 percent of its international sales.
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The country's flagship oil, Maya crude, makes up most of its sales into U.S. Gulf Coast markets.
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Now it makes up 16% of global output, and is the backbone of global manufacturing supply chains.
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She tells Olympia what to do and how to do it, she makes up moves for her.
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An O2 spokeswoman said Huawei kit makes up less than 1% of the company&aposs network equipment.
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What this planned community, known as Newport, may lack in charm, it makes up for in scale.
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She doesn't have much power in her voice, but she makes up for that with smart inflections.
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China makes up almost half of the world's copper consumption, importing about 23 million tons this year.
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The services sector, which makes up 80 percent of the UK economy, showed signs of losing steam.
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But what the production lacks in depth and subtlety it makes up for in clarity and swiftness.
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What it lacks in polish it makes up for in "authenticity" and, crucially, its cheap, precarious labor.
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To treat it, they surgically removed part of the boy's frontal bone, which makes up the forehead.
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E-commerce currently makes up a "very small" 10 percent of the DSM business, the CEO said.
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But what it lacks in Christmas joy it makes up for in perfect environmental conditions for sleeping.
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Normal matter and energy — everything we can see or interact with — only makes up five percent. Whoa.
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It's a state where the black electorate makes up more than 60 percent of the Democratic vote.
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Mr. Abubakar received more votes than Mr. Buhari in the area that makes up the capital city.
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In the lab, he performs DNA extractions to see exactly who makes up these unique microbial communities.
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Much of it centers on the Hindu mythology, which makes up a big portion of Ryan's work.
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So begins the he said/she said that makes up a good portion of this six-episode thriller.
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Whole milk powder, which makes up the bulk of the auction, fell 1.6 percent to $2,062 per tonne.
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What one tiny house in Silicon Valley lacks in size, it more than makes up for in price.
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Whatever the company's Portable Ultra Short Throw Projector lacks in innovation, though, it makes up for in design.
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Subprime makes up less than 10% of 2015 originations at banks, but more than 50% at independent lenders.
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It's worth noting that that EDM makes up very little of the actual music on Jersey Shore itself.
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Further tests revealed she had invasive ductal carcinoma, which makes up 80 percent of all breast cancer diagnoses.
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Colors, too, are accurate and well-saturated, which makes up for the J6300's relatively narrow viewing angle.
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Colors, too, are accurate and well-saturated, which makes up for the J32016's relatively narrow viewing angle.
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She makes up to 50 engraved tablets a day, and sells them for 250-500 dinars to wholesalers.
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The funding makes up around seven percent of PBS's annual budget and less than one percent for NPR.
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The subscription-based service makes up 31 percent of the content U.S. consumers stream on their TV set.
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We have to do a bunch of embarrassing icebreakers, but the free food nearly makes up for it.
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Now it makes up barely 3% of China's GDP and less than half of the PRD's economic output.
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Councils' biggest area of spending is adult social care, which makes up about a third of their budget.
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When LYING LIB MEDIA makes up FAKE NEWS to smear me, the ANTIDOTE is go right at them.
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Beyond that, expect Mer to return in short time once she makes up her missed community service hours.
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The landlocked country sells much of this electricity abroad, which makes up about 30 percent of its exports.
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All the while, the fungus keeps growing until it makes up nearly half of the ant's body mass.
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And what Apple lacks in terms of a deep content library, it makes up for in star power.
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The device ushered in a wave of touchscreen smartphones — and now makes up 70% of the company's revenue.
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In fact, open-source software now makes up more than 60 percent of the code in today's applications.
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What the audio drama loses in visual impact, it makes up for in momentum, atmosphere, and strong performances.
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So what the Mars lacks in quality it makes up for in its portability, brightness, and considered design.
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No single company makes up more than 4% of the S&P — and hasn't since Exxon in 2008.
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For a closer look at every chip that makes up the Pixel 3A, check out the full teardown.
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Turkey has long opposed the US alliance with the Kurdish YPG, which makes up much of the SDF.
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But what it lacks in panache, the inverted yield curve more than makes up for in predictive potency.
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"Productivity and Business Processes" makes up Office for business and consumer, along with LinkedIn and Microsoft's Dynamics business.
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What it lacks in civic education it more than makes up for in meaningful insights about toilet installation.
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Pitch training, like April practiced, is just one component of what makes up a complete vocal-training program.
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What the production lacks in moral dimension or psychological acuity it occasionally makes up for in entertainment value.
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We'll get a refund from New York State that makes up for these two fees, and then some.
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Of the 15 OPEC members Qatar ranks eleventh and makes up less than 2% of the cartel's production.
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The material is relatively cheap and it makes up a fraction of a business's operating expenses, Wingstrand says.
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Fact is, pangolin scales are made from keratin, which is basically the same substance that makes up fingernails.
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Retail makes up roughly half of Beyond's business, accounting for $19.6 million in revenue during its first quarter.
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Vietnam is increasingly reliant on coal, which makes up 38.1% of the country's generating capacity, the ministry said.
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Offshore Atlantic Canada production currently makes up about 200,000 barrels of Canada's 3.85 million barrels per day output.
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And while that moniker won't grab your attention, it more than makes up for it with performance prowess.
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At the Michoud Assembly Facility, engineers had recently completed the pressure vessel that makes up Orion's primary structure.
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Saudi Basic Industries (SABIC), which makes up two-thirds of the sector's total market value, fell 0.7 percent.
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"He's literally insulted almost every group, every person that makes up the fabric of our country," she said.
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All in all, Asian military spending makes up 28% of the world's total, up from 3.53% in 1988.
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But the industry makes up a much smaller share of the state's overall employment than the national average.
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SNAP is included under the nutrition umbrella, which makes up about 80 percent of the total mandatory funding.
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But if you look at Johnson & Johnson's business line, that actually makes up the smallest segment, by far.
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Payment history makes up 35% of your FICO score, which is the most commonly used measure of creditworthiness.
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Sure, it may not be 8-feet tall, but it definitely makes up for it with the furriness.
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Probably not -- unless it's illegal, extremely antisocial, or disturbing and it makes up the bulk of your feed.
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The company represents about 4 percent of the $21.7 trillion that makes up the entire S&P 500 .
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This makes up his gross profit from the whole investment, according to a source familiar with the deal.
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Foos was compensated for the rights to his manuscript, which makes up a significant chunk of the book.
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Dark matter makes up much of the material in space, and yet we know so little about it.
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Aside from your house, your workplace retirement plan likely makes up the largest chunk of your overall wealth.
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No. By definition of the size of the straw and the amount of waste the straw makes up.
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Trump wants to set aside the abstract establishment theories and get to what makes up the real world.
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But there's little evidence that future growth makes up for the revenues lost when tax rates go down.
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Its international business, which makes up nearly a third of its revenue, saw sales drop by 10 percent.
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In Nigeria it makes up about 215% of GDP, according to official statistics, which may not be reliable.
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Others took a less positive view of the subject matter that makes up the bulk of Nextdoor's newsfeed.
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In 2010 online shopping accounted for only 3% of total private consumption, but it now makes up 143%.
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Digital sales grew 20% year-to-date and its website now makes up 30% of its overall business.
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Video makes up half of Twitter's advertising revenue, the company said during its earnings report on April 25.
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Life has a deep and abiding interest in nitrogen, the gas that makes up most of the atmosphere.
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Water makes up about 75 percent of an infant's weight and 55 percent of an older person's weight.
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That level of income makes up about 1 percent of tax filers each year, according to the Journal.
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But the market is not short of crude, which makes up the majority of the country's strategic stockpiles.
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Both Facebook and Twitter say political advertising only makes up a tiny fraction of their overall advertising revenues.
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Your payment history makes up the biggest portion of how your score is calculated, about 35%, Aliche says.
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Fifteen years after the law was enacted, spam still makes up more than half of all email traffic.
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Rapid economic growth plays a key part in what makes up-and-coming cities attractive potential landing spots.
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The truth is, combat only makes up a fraction of a fraction of what troops do while deployed.
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It's up to you whether that stuff makes up for some of the shortcomings on the Pixel 4.
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Automotive business, which include distribution of Toyota cars, traditionally makes up over 40 percent of Astra's total income.
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Venezuela for decades stored gold that makes up part of its central bank reserves in foreign bank vaults.
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Fashion production makes up 10% of humanity's carbon emissions, dries up water sources, and pollutes rivers and streams.
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Dark matter makes up 85% of all matter in the universe, but nobody is sure what it is.
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The mission also gave scientists an unprecedented amount of information about Saturn, including what makes up its rings.
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Finally, whether or not you've opened new lines of credit lately, including cards, makes up the final 10%.
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What it lacks in fancy packaging or elaborate marketing, it makes up for in crazy-good, reliable results.
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What the latest trailer for Star Trek Beyond lacks in new footage, it makes up for in Rihanna.
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Anyone who makes up to 400 percent of the federal poverty level is eligible for subsidized health insurance.
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The expansive, ten-story monster called the Neue Kreuzberger Zentrum makes up the north side of the square.
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Currently, agriculture makes up a paltry $808 million, or about 0.8 percent, of Puerto Rico's gross domestic product.
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Of that, the biggest part is marijuana—it makes up nearly half the total, since it's so popular.
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The region, which makes up the bulk of the African continent, saw 1.5 million new infections in 2013.
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AWC's hospitality business makes up 22.9% of revenue, with 403% from offices and 240% from its retail unit.
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China makes up almost a fifth of the world's population, but produces and consumes roughly half its pork.
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And what it lacks in size (it measures about 167 feet high), it makes up for in culture.
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He makes up his own tunes to the alphabet, watches educational videos and even taught himself some French.
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West Yorkshire's Pakistani drug dealers are part of the vast tapestry that makes up the British drug trade.
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What makes up for that is the neat feat of asking serious political questions without burdening the suspense.
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Bloomberg makes up 91 percent of the ad buys in the state with $21625,2900,220006 and Sanders spending $2202,2628.
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Other sticking points center on agriculture, which makes up a large part of commerce between the three nations.
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Fuel makes up about a quarter of operating costs globally but reaches 30-40% in Africa, Berthe said.
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We're improving their lives that, at the end of the day, makes up for some of the atrocities.
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The Pictet analysts pointed out that the country's non-government foreign debt makes up roughly 13% of GDP.
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What it lacks in size, however, the 258th-century former greenhouse makes up for in concentrated artistic power.
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The U.S. dominates with $21.44 trillion in nominal GDP and makes up one-fourth of the world economy.
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What it lacks in elaborate attractions and entertainment, it makes up for in pure value, convenience, and reliability.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the material that makes up the interior of the B-17.
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What Buttigieg lacks in experience, he more than makes up for in the accumulated expertise of his supporters.
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But recall that consumer spending makes up two-thirds of the US economy, which is the world's largest.
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We aren't alone in relying on this critical funding that makes up 13 percent of CDC's overall budget.
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The spacecraft also found that the sooty material currently makes up about 1 percent of Saturn's icy rings.
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Charlotte fills that absence with invention: she makes up a version of Marin who is forever a child.
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Small business, which makes up fully half of the American economy, should get at least a healthy slice.
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That&aposs a far cry from the 21.10% that makes up the median APR for all credit cards.
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Economists and fund managers are concerned about the services sector, which makes up around 70% of U.S. employment.
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Nuclear power makes up a third of Duke's generation output, but nearly all of its carbon-free kind.
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However, the factory in Gumi City only makes up a small portion of Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip production.
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Winner: HelloFreshRecipe quality and creativity What Blue Apron may lack in convenience, it makes up for in creativity.
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China is a key market for Apple — the region makes up nearly 17% of the company's total sales.
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China makes up around 15% of Apple's overall revenue, but iPhone sales in the market tumbled last year.
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Advertising makes up approximately 85% of Alphabet's revenue and is a critical source of revenue for news publishers.
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" Bolton said he gives his advice and opinions to the President and Trump "makes up his own mind.
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All of that information makes up your credit score, which is a numerical representation of your credit profile.
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The overall financials group, which makes up just over a third of the index's weight, gained 20.1 percent.
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The home construction firm targets millennials and baby boomers, which she estimated makes up about 166 million people.
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The second most common eye color is blue, which makes up about 8% to 10% of the population.
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The joy of doing anything you want, whenever you want, more than makes up for a lower income.
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It makes up about $1.07 trillion of the government's $3.65 trillion in spending in the current fiscal year.
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One key piece of evidence is trouble in the services sector, which makes up around 80% of GDP.
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Brooks sits in a distant third and will likely lose the primary unless he makes up serious ground.
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Since gaming makes up most of the consumer V.R. market, there was also a vast geekdom of games.
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AT&T already owns Sky Brasil, which makes up a large part of the Brazilian market as well.
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Betelgeuse makes up one shoulder in the constellation Orion, which is most clearly visible from November to February.
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And for full-on singalongs, the Billy Squire sample that makes up its hook is pretty much perfect.
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Coal makes up 13% of total freight volume, which is the largest single freight commodity moved by rail.
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That number may seem large, but actually makes up less than 10 percent of the overall 1,880 statues.
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We all know that the area stretching from Texas to Louisiana makes up one-third of U.S refinery.
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The reality is that the federal system makes up a relatively small slice of the US prison system.
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Previous entry: Canon, fanon, shipping and more: a glossary of the tricky terminology that makes up fan culture
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That's an accounting identity, unless private savings makes up for it, and the opposite is happening right now.
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When Lee's character does decide to fight in the movie's second half, he makes up for lost time.
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This cluster of mountainous islands makes up an autonomous territory that was a former British colony until 1997.
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For one thing, the demographics of who makes up the state's population versus who actually votes are incredibly different.
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In this case, they were coaxed into becoming the kind of cell that makes up the retinal pigment epithelium.
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CR: Talk to me a little bit about Europe after all it still makes up 40% of your sales.
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A plurality (923%) are white, but no racial or ethnic group makes up a majority of Muslim American adults.
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That makes up more 60% of the total autopsies it conducted in January, said county Coroner Dr. Kent Harshbarger.
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Okinawa makes up less than 1% of Japan's total land area, but it has the largest US military presence.
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When LYING LIB MEDIA makes up FAKE NEWS to smear me, the ANTIDOTE is to go right at them.
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So, she makes up a great lie about Lysa's jealousy-fueled suicidal depression and Littlefinger's attempt to curb in.
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For Amazon sales, which makes up about 90 percent of the business, the process is almost entirely hands-off.
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While utility-scale customers were a driving force, residential solar still makes up a substantial portion of new growth.
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Though Michigan has a 4.25% income tax, the Motor City makes up for it by offering low housing costs.
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The Chinese market makes up at least 10% of the league's current revenue, and could reach 20% by 2030.
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What it lacks in that area, it undoubtedly makes up for in versatility, power, and, when it counts, discretion.
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Goldman Sachs has estimated the 737 Max also makes up 33% of Boeing's revenue over the next five years.
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Neither makes up a huge chunk of federal revenue, and there are cases to be made against both taxes.
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California has adopted ambitious targets for reducing emissions, and methane from landfills makes up 222% of the city's emissions.
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The EV market has boomed in recent years, but still makes up just a fraction of total car sales.
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For the first time in a long time, the iPhone now makes up less than 50% of Apple's revenues.
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He pointed out that the Russell 3000 makes up 98 percent of the investment capital in the United States.
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PayPal is leaning into mobile payments, which makes up roughly 40 percent of its business, and small business lending.
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But Dimension 404 makes up for that somewhat with the sheer number of ideas it throws at the conceit.
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Housing, for example, makes up about 40 percent of the CPI by weight, but isn't currently a DPI category.
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When opened, the left side of the flexible display, which makes up a large 7.3-inch screen, flickers consistently.
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The price of oil, which makes up 1573% of GDP and more than 90% of export earnings, had crashed.
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The territory that makes up Uzbekistan today was conquered and incorporated into the Russian Empire during the 19th century.
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"Najib just makes up his own rules," says a taxi-driver who switched sides to back the new government.
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Jay Z makes up the Class of 2017 alongside Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds, Max Martin and Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis.
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The United States makes up nearly 1113% of the world's population and almost 25% of the world's prison population.
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It takes forever to get a server's attention but the food comes super fast, which makes up for it.
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At £967m per year, overseas television income already makes up more than a third of the division's broadcasting turnover.
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London makes up about 35 percent of business travel between the United States and all of Europe, he said.
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Payment history makes up 35% of your score, the largest proportion of the five factors that credit bureaus consider.
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You're basically unplugging everything that makes up your system, swapping out the main board, then plugging everything in again.
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The charm quark makes up one of six possible quarks, including the up, down, charm, strange, top and bottom.
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Consumer spending, which makes up more than two-thirds of the U.S. economy, grew at a 2.8 percent rate.
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Arabica makes up about 2000 percent of global coffee supplies, with lower-quality robusta beans accounting for the rest.
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But what the BBC may lack in reliable computers, it more than makes up for in impressively calm newsreaders.
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That carbon is still there, and nowadays a fair chunk of it makes up the bodies of living beings.
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The thought of friendly, brightly colored bugs peacefully humming around cacti almost makes up for their horrifying reproductive cycle.
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Direct revenue now makes up about 30% of total Nike brand revenue, the company said, fueled by online growth.
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But the black stuff that makes up the Brent benchmark comprises a tiny fraction of the world's extracted oil.
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When crude oil prices crashed, so did Canada's energy sector, which makes up about 216 percent of the market.
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Currently, domestic consumption makes up only 40% of the country's GDP, versus 70% in the U.S., he pointed out.
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But what The Last Guardian's VR demo lacks in length or depth, it makes up for with sheer heart.
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The CAT S60 makes up for its lack of sleekness with ruggedness (and waterproofness) and gadgets out the yang.
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Revenue in its PC and smart devices unit - which makes up 70 percent of the total - fell 2 percent.
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Delta TechOps was profitable last year, the airline said, but makes up a tiny part of its overall revenue.
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A March investor presentation says sweet crude makes up an average of 17-37 percent of its Gulf refineries.
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"That stuff makes up the entire E-ring of Saturn and 'snows' down onto nearby moons," Harrison told Gizmodo.
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While the area makes up 77 percent of Russia, it currently only accounts for 27 percent of the population.
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Black carbon wreaks havoc on the climate, even though it usually makes up a small share of total emissions.
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For example in India, the money earned by outsourcing firms makes up almost 10 percent of the country's GDP.
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Although it only started its Chinese business in 2012, that division now makes up two-thirds of Dirac's revenue.
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It makes up for not being able to just get up and go play mini golf with my friends.
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"I understand that 14,000 isn't a ton, but who makes up that 14,000 people is more important," he said.
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Aside from your house, your workplace retirement savings plan likely makes up the largest chunk of your overall wealth.
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Those who strongly approve of Trump's job performance are very likely (85%) to think the media makes up stories.
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Mobile advertising revenue now makes up 89 percent of overall ad revenue, up from 84 percent a year prior.
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Yes, that sounds nothing like Rihanna, so she makes up for it by committing crimes and smashing the patriarchy.
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But now, whale makes up just 0.1 percent of the meat that Japanese consume, according to the Asahi newspaper.
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When eBay came along, he started using the internet to amass much of what makes up his collection today.
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Apple iPad Mini 16GB WiFi (certified refurbished) What this baby lacks in size, it makes up for in features.
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Four years later, jump shooting still makes up an enormous portion of his offense—77 percent by my calculations.
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Horvers warns of a broader slowdown in color cosmetics demand, which makes up 51 percent of Ulta's business segment.
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I only receive about $280 back, but this at least makes up for my skincare shopping the other day!
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"It's a very exclusionary plan that doesn't take into account everyone who makes up an urban space," Joshi said.
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This biofuel, which makes up 20 percent of the final fuel blend, will then be mixed with traditional diesel.
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LDL, or low-density lipoprotein, makes up the majority of the body's cholesterol and is known as "bad" cholesterol.
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While Russia makes up 7 percent of Telegram's users, updates for all Telegram users were being restricted, Durov said.
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A second converts these ions into nitrogen (a harmless gas that makes up 78% of the air) and water.
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The continuous need for growth is a major component that makes up the legitimacy of the Chinese Communist Party.
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Domestic travel, which includes business travel, makes up a majority of the carbon footprints for each of these countries.
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There's the initial statement to Trudeau about the trade deficit, which Trump knowingly makes up ("I had no idea").
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What this bar (about 20 seats) lacks in size it more than makes up for in its convivial atmosphere.
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What it sacrifices in terms of the series's sandbox play, it makes up for with a more focused experience.
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What the Ocean State lacks in geographical size, it makes up for in the size of your grocery bill.
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Here's who makes up the top five, according to the policy advisers, academics and journalists we spoke to. 5.
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What the new space lacks in centrality, Dziabiak said, it makes up for in feeling more like a home.
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