Make it PG-251; make it live on YouTube; make it shareable.
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"I remember I was pulling really hard for them, saying 'Make it, make it, make it, make it,'" Upeqgui says in the recording.
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Make it simple, make it reflexive, and most of all make it enjoyable and rewarding.
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Make it yours — make it permanent pass the bill.
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We're going to make it much better, we're going to make it less expensive, we're going to make it much better.
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And if you make it profitable, you make it sustainable.
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If you make it, make sure I make it too.
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Make it stop, holy mother of cyberhell, make it stop!
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So I said make it 11 or make it nine.
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Why make it new when you could simply make it yours?
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If you can make it there, you can make it anywhere.
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That does not make it illegal, it may make it improper.
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Will it make it worse, or will it make it better?
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If it can make it here, it can make it anywhere.
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This baby may not make it, this baby may not make it.
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"It will make it easier, it will make it cheaper," he said.
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You can either make it better or you can make it worse.
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If you can make it here, you can make it anywhere, right?
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If you make it at the Apollo you can make it anywhere!
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Make it part of your mosaic or let's make it all white.
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And you need both to make it exciting, to make it entertaining.
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If you could just make it there and make it through that.
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Tomatoes — if you can make it here, you can make it anywhere.
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Make it my way the first time, then make it your own.
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"We'll make it, Pat, we'll make it!" exclaims a woman, off camera.
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Give yourself that opportunity to dream, but make it real, make it defensible.
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It didn't make it, the poor thing, but it didn't not make it.
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America can't make it alone, and the world can't make it without America.
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It's a way to make it contemporary, a way to make it living.
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Make it cozy, make it clean, but invest your time in your guests.
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"This will make it difficult to make it back to the top," Peng said.
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De Blasio believes if he can make it there, he can make it anywhere.
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They just make it harder, they make it more unsafe, they drive it underground.
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The saying is if you can make it here you can make it anywhere.
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If you can make it in New York City, you can make it anywhere.
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He didn't make it through the primary, he didn't make it into the Oval.
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You don't make it too fancy, but you don't make it too expensive, either.
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You don't make it too fancy and you don't make it too expensive, either.
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"When you make it big, when you make it really big, when you make it [to] the top one-tenth of one percent big, pitch in two cents, so everybody else gets a chance to make it," the Massachusetts Democrat said on Wednesday.
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"The number one feedback they had given us is make it simple, make it easy, make it operationally less manual and make bank fees and costs transparent," Moorthy said.
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For many, if you can make it through your worst night, you can make it.
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Mr Van Doren's role was to "make it natural" and "make it real": more real.
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He thought to himself, make it to 2018, make it to the South Korean Games.
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"We thought we'd either both make it or we both won't make it," Paige says.
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"If All of Us can make it here, we can make it anywhere," Collins said.
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"If you can make it [in New York], you can make it anywhere," Levy said.
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Leslie Jamison is the author most recently of Make It Scream, Make It Burn: Essays.
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If you can make it through a Midwestern winter, you can make it through anything.
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But if a carrier's 5G service can make it here, it can make it anywhere.
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They wanted to define what happened, they wanted to make it about racism, they wanted to make it about gun control, they wanted to make it about [the] death penalty.
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As the saying goes, if you can make it New York, you can make it anywhere.
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It won't be easy, but if you can make it here, you can make it anywhere.
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If you two can make it through the inevitable hangover, you can make it through anything.
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I'll make it a week in their life, and make it surreal and kind of weird.
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Most work is dirty; we often make it dirtier by trying to make it look clean.
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I always said if we can make it through that we can make it through anything.
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PLEASE MAKE it please make it please Then there's my favorite, the Jeep Crew Chief 715.
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We're thrilled to make it to Zug for this show and hope you can make it.
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I truly believe that if you want to make it happen, you can make it happen.
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They're working to only enhance it and make it better and make it fair for everybody.
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"They're working to only enhance it and make it better and make it fair for everybody."
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If you can make it here, it might be said, you can make it almost anywhere.
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Make it intimate, make it human in scale instead of it being a big unwieldy institution.
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While some players make it easy to change your playback speed, others make it more difficult.
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Related: Meet The Finalists Of Intel's Make It Wearable Challenge Make It Wearable | The Concepts: Sleep Hacking With iWinks Make It Wearable | The Concepts: Pauline van Dongen's Solar Powered Fashion Designs
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" Adds Wallace: "From a family perspective, we will make it as good as we can make it.
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"If he can't make it as an actor, he can make it as a chef," she joked.
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A civilization has got to make it through the bottleneck, or it won't make it any further.
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Even if we don't make it to a third date, I can still make it to Vienna.
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Can't make it anywhere but I can make it there, I love you so, upstate New York.
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I did make it to the road, but two miles up I couldn't make it any further.
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Just because you're buying it at a store doesn't make it okay, and doesn't make it legal.
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As the song goes, if he can make it here, he can make it ... in Cleveland (maybe).
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They just make it harder to remember your actual password, and they don't actually make it stronger.
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I think they mean competition, jargon, outrage, make it a shout fest, you know, make it explosive.
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"You want to make it sentimental but you don't want to make it treacle-y," Bloom said.
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"I have to make this judgment, and I am prepared to make it and make it soon."
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Some people say that if Britney could make it through 2007, they can make it through anything.
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If he could make it through the Darién Gap, he could make it in the United States.
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Sure. But that doesn't make it a news organization and that doesn't make it a journalistic enterprise.
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They take meh food and make it great, and take great food and make it even better.
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Make it easier to work, make it easier for them to do what they need to do.
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My goal is to make it easier to operate a business in Alabama, not make it harder.
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If no one else was going to make it, we knew he was going to make it.
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") infringed on a similar line in "Obvious" ("Did I make it obvious, did I make it clear?
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But as the old adage goes: if you can make it here, you can make it anywhere.
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And we want to make it more fair and the chancellor wants to make it more fair.
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"We just want to make it accessible for the whole community and make it fun," she added.
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This doesn't make it bad, but it does make it (*whispers*) kind of boring to root for.
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No matter what [happens in life] we have to make it work, we have to make it happen.
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And what's the biggest we can make it but still make it as small as it can be?
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"I think if we make it to El Niño [conditions], we're just going to make it," Klotzbach said.
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If you want to make it snow in Southern California, you better be prepared to make it rain.
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Consider it a variation on the "if you can make it there, you can make it anywhere" line.
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To make it work — and make it work well — the headset requires quite a few strategically placed cameras.
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But you can own it and make it your place and make it an exciting place to be.
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Mr. Wilder's rule for comedy was simple: Don't try to make it funny; try to make it real.
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"I'm using them to make it easier for the audience, not to make it more complicated," Desplechin says.
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We want to make it contemporary, use available technology and an advanced studio, make it really synth heavy.
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So in order to make it all fit, that person bought more items tried to make it fit.
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That didn't make it a bunch of little gimmes, but it did make it a little less daunting.
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The preciousness of memory doesn't make it less unreliable; the unreliability of memory doesn't make it less precious.
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If the defenders of democracy don't make it here, it is doubtful that they will make it anywhere.
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While lower-risk strategies make it harder to lose money, they also make it harder to make money.
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" He described his thoughts when he tried to escape the departures hall at the airport: "The whole time I told myself I was gonna make It, I'm gonna make it, I'm gonna make it.
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It's still true that if you can make it here, you can make it anywhere, but if you can make it anywhere, why in God's name would you want to be in New York?
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If they are going to do a single-party tax-reform bill using reconciliation, make it bold, make it conservative and make it have the right stuff to drive economic growth and create jobs.
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I made it to seventy and a lot of them won't make it, they won't make it at all.
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We have these policies in place — not to make it more difficult, but to make it easier for women.
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I always say, 'Make it to the start line, enjoy the journey, and make it to the finish line.
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I feel like once you can make it in New York with your music, you can make it anywhere.
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That raises the question: If third parties can't make it now, can they make it in any election cycle?
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It has a couple incredibly obvious objectives in mind with this phone: make it familiar and make it powerful.
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"I think it will be interesting to see which dispensaries make it and which products make it," she says.
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For those unable to make it, or make it to a theater, the launch will be livestreamed on Tidal.
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"I could not make it, but I thank God for the life of those that make it," he says.
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It was just a huge thing to just make it to class and make it back to my dorm.
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It's hard enough to sing anytime but they make it even harder and they make it hard for everybody.
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"We need to make it attractive as an alternative, and we need to make it unattractive otherwise," she said.
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But we decided to focus 100 percent on Formula One to make it really big, to make it work.
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Make it big, make it comfortable, give it a lot of equipment and sell it for an accessible price.
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But even if some bills make it through the Senate, they might not make it to President Trump's desk.
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And when you make it more expensive to exit a relationship, you make it more expensive to enter it.
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The president's got a decision to make and I trust his ability to make it and make it well.
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" For those who want powder, says Rolles, "You make it available, but you make it, relatively, much more restricted.
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So we pitched the idea, it got sold, but in the conversation, they said 'why don't you make it a larger book, make it a series of four books, and make it almost three hundred pages.
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"I was working 50, 60 hours a week just to make it, just to even barely make it," she said.
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" Her older sister said something similar in a 2018 interview with CNBC Make It: "I'm always trying to make it.
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This new feature will make it a better position to make it a big brand attention Periscope and Twitter need.
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So, I didn't just need to make it in a week, I needed to make it in that exact week.
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That's the coolest thing about social media is that you can make it exactly how you want to make it.
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"Really think about how you can make it fun for your partner, and make it fun for yourself," Hope says.
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Telling you that both models are on sale probably won't make it any easier, but it will make it cheaper.
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To borrow a phrase from a rival city, if your robot can make it here, it can make it anywhere.
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So it seems reasonable to ask: If Pete Buttigieg can make it work there, can he make it work anywhere?
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The most important thing Chipotle needs to do now is "make it safe, make it desirable to return," Derrington said.
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But no matter who you are, you make it happen, you make it work, you get your team behind you.
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The challenge is what people say is they make it up in density or they make it up in volume.
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But if you don't help and take care of your classmates, you won't make it, and they won't make it!
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But the president's got a decision to make and I trust his ability to make it and make it well.
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But then we had to rein it in and make it useful, make it serve us to achieve our goals.
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"To make it a good place to live in and to make it a country we can be proud of."
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To make it easy for them to respond, you need to make it very clear what you want from them.
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They don't make it impossible for intelligence agencies to spy on you, but they make it a lot more difficult.
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But if you can make it clean and make it work financially, I think that's the best of both worlds.
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And they do make it easier to connect to people, but they make it harder to get to know people.
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"You know how they say if you can make it in New York, you can make it anywhere?" she said.
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Connecting Trump to Gianforte doesn't make it the truth no matter how much political media tries to make it so.
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"Make it clear and make it loud, the warning to the tax avoiders is: the game is over," he said.
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Germany has sought to broaden the pact to make it inclusive, which some experts say could make it less effective.
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Franchise quarterbacks don't often make it to free agency in the NFL, but they don't often make it to Washington, either.
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Because we make it as hard as it is, probably anywhere in the world any democracy We make it impossibly hard.
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Because if you can make it work there, you can make it work in a New York or a San Francisco.
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If you're meant to make it, then you have all the means right here at home in Montreal, to make it.
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And I want to make it as…I want to make it actually better than what they have in Obama[care].
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Let me be clear, you have to make it through the jungle to make it to paradise, that's the key, Lion!
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We want to make it right, and we hope the company wants to make it right for Johnny and his family.
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So that's a conservative, just fix that, make it transactional, make it easier and businesses can create a more fluid workforce.
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I thought, If the guy in the French hills could make it in his bakery, why couldn't I make it, too?
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Their job is to make it easier to run a restaurant, make it easier to ... And get their software used. Exactly.
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This could make it easier to identify what you're experiencing, but it could also make it easier to jump to conclusions.
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But the recent market volatility and investors' recent aversion to risk may make it difficult for some to make it out.
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It's your job to try to perfect it and make it as beautiful of a canvas as you can make it.
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To make it even faster, use just two kinds of vegetables; to make it dinner, add seared or pan-fried tofu.
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Nowadays, if you make it to sixty-five you have a fifty-per-cent chance you'll make it to eighty-five.
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A Senate trial "will make it make it very difficult for them to choose," added Stabenow, the No. 4 Senate Democrat.
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In other words, there is no evidence that cutting work-study will make it better — it will just make it smaller.
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But there's been a huge push recently to make it very inclusive and make it a space where everyone is welcome.
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He might not make it out of the slanted ... It was in the Slanted Door [restaurant], he might not make it out.
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"If there's some way just to make it go faster, I would make it go faster," Musk said of Crew Dragon development.
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The skyline is really that incredible, the bagels are that big, and if you make it here, you can make it anywhere.
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Instead, he says it's his job to make it easier to make it secure and that is the goal with today's announcement.
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If you can make it at a price point work for middle America, you can make it work for the Bay Area.
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" As the song goes, "If I can make it there, I'll make it anywhere / It's up to you, New York, New York.
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"I want to make it as low-cost as possible to make it accessible for children in underserved countries," he tells PEOPLE.
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All of that I think is well supported but it doesn&apost make it an impeachable offense it may make it contempt.
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It's all about sequencing, there's a lot of tricks to make it sound more alive, to make it not sound, well, robotic.
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Watch how we make it in the video above, then follow the recipe below to make it happen in your own kitchen.
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I didn't even think that I was going to make it out alive, let alone make it to where I am now.
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The Tata guys have worked overtime to make it more efficient and try to make it work, but it just hasn't worked.
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Its about the meaning of the art works that will make it great—the technology to make it is just the enabler.
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They have the goaltending to make it happen, and if they get a bounce or two maybe they can make it happen.
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"I am personally in favor of reforms on exchange rate to make it more flexible, to make it free float," he said.
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While still not definitive, they make it a lot more likely that these features will indeed make it into the next iPhone.
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Yet, while sparing them doesn't make it harder for American families to save for retirement, it doesn't make it any easier either.
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The renovation process took six months to make it "livable" and then an additional four months to really make it their home.
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"But the president's got a decision to make and I trust his ability to make it and make it well," he added.
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When you're finding an obstacle to make it through—and I mean make it through society, through school—reach out, educate yourself.
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She can eat something, and then come home and make it, and then add stuff to it to make it taste better.
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First, you respect the innate energy of the piece; trying to make it truthful and trying to make it fast and funny.
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"Back then, that was probably the logical thing to do to make it accessible: to make it Indian," Nur-E Farhana said.
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"Too many in this country are trying to make it too hard, to make it too difficult for the people," Holder said.
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All we're saying is when you make it big, pitch in two cents so everybody else gets a chance to make it.
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"If I can make it across the country, hopefully people will be inspired to pick up a bike and make it across town."
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It's one of those things where, if you don't know if you can make it work, I promise you can make it work.
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I hardly ever make it outside the month of December anymore, so whenever I make it, it smells like the holidays to me.
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"I designed a hat that was simple enough that beginners could make it, or modify it, and make it their own," Coyle said.
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It was a very inspiring one, by the way, but the internet helped us make feminism pop, make it accessible, make it democratic.
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I have concern that it will make it harder to win, and I have a concern that it'll make it harder to govern.
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" 'Make it easier to pay for childcare' Hillary Clinton: "I will do everything I can to make it easier to pay for childcare.
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Our goal, our objective was always to make it to that second spot, so we can make it to the runoff with him.
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When you try to make it homogenized, when you try to make it appeal to everybody, then you don't have anything that's special.
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It was more like, I have this movie and I want to make it, and someone's like, 'OK I'm going to make it!
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"As long as you wrap the thing and make it watertight then it doesn't really matter what shape you make it," he says.
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They are too far from the coast to make it to the ships, too far from Portland to make it to the city.
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We can't change the look in very obvious ways, but we can make it out of better materials, or make it higher-quality.
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"Everybody said this is a great story, would love to make it again, let's make it for what we call 'the service' internally."
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According to the Silicon Valley actor, the words he lived by to make it in Hollywood were: 'Fake it 'till you make it.
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Which doesn't make it any less racist, but it does make it clear that he expects the audience to already understand these prejudices.
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"I'm here to tell you that we do not make it unless we get serious right now, we don't make it," Beck concluded.
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Make it into chili non-carne with a few spices, make it into a pasta bake, or add more stock for a soup.
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"Their outcomes might be aligned, but it won't make it easier for him, it'll make it more difficult," he said of his rival.
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Once we knew how we wanted to make it, we dug in deep to make it look good, feel good, and run well.
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It has said the move will make it more efficient, improve corporate governance and make it easier to use equity in big acquisitions.
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In this case, the U.S. goal should be to make it easier for automotive supply chains to work, not make it more difficult.
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"Income taxes plus inflation make it impossible (for some) to make it to the end of the month," Macri said in a televised address.
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"Our approach is: Make it super easy to use, but make it high quality," says Mu Young Lee, Varian's director of new product solutions.
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The only thing I know to do is to keep talking about them and make it louder and make it something we can't ignore.
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The Timberwolves can make it look easy when the game opens up, and they can make it look impossible when the game slows down.
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"I didn't want to make the same movie as Bride of Chucky, so I thought, make it even crazier, make it meta," Mancini said.
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Together, Jenna and Paul figure out not only how to make it work, but how to make it weird and keep it that way.
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But while many would-be scientists make it to that long-sought trailhead, few make it to the peak: a permanent, tenured research position.
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"We all know the difference between editing something to make it more clear and editing something to make it more deceptive," he told them.
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And depending on which direction they want to go: Do they want to make it happy or do they want to make it light?
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And for me, it was really important to make it to three months, and then it was important to make it to four months.
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"We're always exploring what we can do with the tweet and how we can make it better and make it more expressive," he said.
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Paradoxically enough, being in France is an advantage for such startups: If you can make it seamless in France, you can make it anywhere.
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If a startup can make it in Orangeburg, SC, a manufacturing town with a median household income of $29k, it can make it anywhere.
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That would make it easier to transition — he could say "make it happen," hire them on his terms and outsource the removal of Kelly.
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In conclusion, while Turkey's relative political stability, economic strength and military power make it a desirable ally, they also make it a formidable enemy.
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Most people in the village didn't think Bpaet would make it, they didn't think any of the kids would make it for that matter.
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This is to make it more recognizable on your network, and make it easier for others who may want to connect with your device.
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"Regardless of whether we make it in the first part of next year is less relevant than the fact that we will make it."
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" She added: "In the first two minutes of the show, we make it clear we were not going to make it side by side.
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"Just because a picture didn't make it into 'The Americans' doesn't necessarily make it a less significant picture," said the photography dealer James Danziger.
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When you're competing, they can make it through advertising, they could make it through all these subscription services, and then Drive and everything else.
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That kind of tough talk is par for the course in "if you can make it here, you can make it anywhere" New York.
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"Today what we wanted to do was to make it clear to the mob, make it clear to the world and make it clear to our people that we're standing strong," a protester said in footage posted on Twitter by host broadcaster Seven Network.
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He followed with baseline 3 made to make it a four-point game and a jumper to make it 116-110 with 1:29 left.
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At the base's docks, sailors are already experiencing higher waves, which can make it more difficult for them to even make it onto their ships.
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You can make it easier for you to meet with them, and you can make it a lot easier for them to take you seriously.
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Regulatory changes have happened in Puerto Rico that should make it easier for renewables, including rules that make it easier for microgrids to get started.
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If Ser Jorah Mormont can make it through that greyscale operation on the last season of Game of Thrones, he can make it through anything.
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So standardize your recipes so that you can make it—or, if you eventually hire employees, they can make it—and it's foolproof every time.
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You can make it with whatever fresh herbs and leafy stems you can get your hands on — Nosrat has friends who make it with lettuce.
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I think what he meant was "All who make it will have a role to play," and was only politely pretending that I'd make it.
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Riley Norris hit both free throws to make it 373-56 and added another free throw to make it 58-57 with 6:49 left.
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In that case, make it old, I say, make it singular In its next resurrection, White violets like photographs on the tombstone of the yard.
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"I'm trying to make it to the rest day or make it through this or that stage, and then making it through the next one."
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This set contains: 1x Travel-size Make It Last Matte Charcoal Setting Spray (Matte finish)2x Travel-size Make It Last Setting Spray (Natural finish)
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The assumption is he will do the same for Céline: not make it Saint Laurent (duh) but change a lot, cause controversy, make it huge.
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The city does not make it easy to qualify for shelter, and the housing market does not make it easy to emerge from the system.
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MAKE IT SCREAM, MAKE IT BURNEssaysBy Leslie Jamison Pity the personal essayist, fated to play with a reader's tolerance for that most cursed of vowels.
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Any time I can make it to a new level it'll be easier for the next trans athlete to make it to the next level.
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"I had the urge to not make it a sob story, to not make it about me," she wrote using her verified Twitter handle (@evanrachelwood).
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Just as we must make it easier to apply for a student loan, we must also make it easier to pay back a student loan.
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If THAAD exists at the time of launch and the missile is able to make it past it, it may not make it past Japan.
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Still, Ben Hutcherson (guitar/vocals), Phil Pendergast (guitar/vocals), Zach Coleman (drums), and Dan Beiers (bass) make it work—and they make it work damn well.
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" And Trump will use a line from a famous Frank Sinatra song as a central theme ... "If I can make it there, I'll make it anywhere.
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"We want to focus on the centers of power and shut them down — make it uncomfortable, make it hard to do business as usual," he said.
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"Some of them are not going to make it and when they don't make it they will cause a lot more pain than normal," said Ganesan.
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" And then we'll say, "OK, we're gonna make it again, but this time, we're gonna make it with you and add some other seasonings and flavors.
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"We see customer preferences changing and being more demanding … 'make it simple for me, make it easier … know me, personalize the interaction," said CEO Bruce Broussard.
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But for every successful relationship, there are co-stars that just couldn't make it work off-screen — but had to make it work for their shows.
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The dominance of Tiger Woods started to make it seem cool, and the First Tee program tried to make it accessible for kids of all backgrounds.
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In the 19th century, Pocahontas and Martha Washington were the first women to make it onto American currency — and the last to make it onto paper.
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It's designed to make it harder for hackers to break into the system, but also to make it immediately obvious if the system is tampered with.
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Just 8 percent said that the strike would make it less likely, while 20 percent said that it would make it neither more or less likely.
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That they can, with a change of an algorithm, make it more difficult to access their software, make it almost impossible for a competitor to survive?
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I mean, he said, "You have to make it glossy, and you have to make it ..." And I never liked the way it looked after that.
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I figured if I can make it through an announcement in the blizzard, in my permanent snow globe, I can make it through our interview. Okay.
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"You can make it a utility vehicle if you want, you can make it a more stylish vehicle if you want, you can make it a more naked vehicle if you want, or you can put on a whole bunch of bags and carrying gear," he says.
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I thought 'what if we can get these boys to show you can make it from cheap materials and that relatively inexperienced young scientists can make it?
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Trees couldn't make it without the fungi, and the fungi couldn't make it without the trees, forming an expansive ecosystem that scientists are just beginning to understand.
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"If you actually participate in a rumor, you make it bigger, and you make it real," C.K. told the Times' Cara Buckley when asked about the allegations.
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It's still up for debate whether a mule must be closed-toe to make it a mule — if it's open-toe, doesn't that make it a slide?
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We can really make it a fairly painless process to take a brand's design aesthetic and help them make it more relevant and great-fitting as well.
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In my own life, there were some people who helped me make it much less difficult I figured I could make it less difficult for other people.
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Then don't make it about troop movements and artillery batteries, make it about the heroic and tragic stories of a few soldiers and the women they love.
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The polls are put out, you know to make it either look closer than it is or to make it look like Democrats have a better chance.
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I just wanted to make it easier for me to talk about, and then, in the bigger picture, make it easier for other people to talk about.
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There's a pretty simple adage public health officials stick to: Make it easy for people to stay healthy, and make it hard for them to get sick.
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It is all about can we help make the transition we got to make, and our customers need to make it and they want to make it.
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Gorokhov didn't make it to that hearing, but he did eventually make it to court in May, where he was still suffering the effects of his injuries.
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When you make it through a day in Dhaka, when you make it across a snarled intersection, you have triumphed against the odds, and over the gods.
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The federal government set guidance last year that you know was basically as attractive as they could make it, I think, reasonably be expected to make it.
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The movement hoped to set a national example — if charter schools could make it in a deep blue state like New York, they could make it anywhere.
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Designing a home with personal touches will make it your own — but it could also make it harder to find buyers when you decide to move on.
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Instead of five seconds between exercises, try 10 seconds and make it an eight minute workout, or rest 15 seconds and make it a nine minute workout.
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I just thought this film was really worthy, even though we didn't have any money to make it and we didn't have any time to make it.
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"The CIA has the ability to hack anybody they want and make it look like the Russians are doing it or make it look like the ChiComs are doing it or make it look like the Israelis are doing it," Limbaugh said, using a slang term for Chinese communists.
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Hypertrending is one example of how we can take Foursquare's aggregate view of the world and make it available to the users who make it what it is.
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"Walking over those hot coals is a symbolic experience that proves if you can make it through the fire, you can make it through anything," his website says.
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"Getting to redo that and make it better, to make it be able to stand the test of time for the next 20 years, I think that's great."
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If they can make it through creating an entire movie — not to mention a pack of flesh-eating, sound-chasing monsters — then they can make it through anything.
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"The hope is, you'll beat the odds if you make it to five years, and you'll be really lucky if you make it to 10 years," Sweet said.
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Schaller scored with 8:30 remaining to make it 33-2, and 1:27 later, Krug scored on a power play to make it a one-goal game.
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Maintenance staff member Scotty even joined in and cut parts of his chair to make it more sized for him and helped us make it safer for him.
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He seemed to hold the sadness and what was wrong in a worldly or beyond worldly way and just wanted to make it better, actively make it better.
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You make it to the top, the top 1/10 of 1%, pitch in 2 cents so every other kid in America has a chance to make it.
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We should make it difficult for them — and they might slip up… And I think you can make it quite hard for non-compliant apps to get distributed.
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The challenge was to make that stuff apparent—to make it feel like it is safe—but at the same time to make it feel welcoming and cheerful.
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I wanted to make it a vacation with a purpose, and my job, as the adult who speaks Spanish, would be to make it all seamless and fun.
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"Being able to make it in Europe means that it is a lot easier for Huawei to make it in the rest of the world," Mr. Tsang said.
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And so I just want to crowdsource the living ___ out of all this information, make it automated, and make it publicly and globally accessible, so that nothing hides.
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That would make it possible to see how many infected people had recovered, which would make it clearer as to how lethal the virus is — and how widespread.
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You don't have to buy anything or mess with your phone to make it work abroad because your service carrier will just make it work on their end.
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Known as "the Mother Court," it's a big stage for these ambitious newbies, in an "If I can make it there, I'll make it anywhere" sort of way.
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Mengna Jiang is one of many hoping to make it big If you make it in a country with over a billion people, your reach could be astronomical.
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"When you start making it a public health policy, you activate all of these other considerations that make it that much harder to make it happen," he says.
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A U.S. airman flew more than 7,000 miles to make it to his sister's high school graduation, surprising his sibling after telling her he couldn't make it on time.
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"The spirit of the regulation is essentially to make it extremely unaffordable, to make it extremely frightening for people to engage in sharing information on social media," he added.
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Liberals want to make it as clear as possible that Kavanaugh will likely vote to overturn Roe, as doing so will make it harder for him to be confirmed.
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And if you make it long and spell out all the detail, then you'll probably reduce the percent of people who read it and make it accessible to them.
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The sheer chilliness and quiet of Tomas Alfredson's film helps make it effective, but its surprising blend of gentleness and gore and its terrific kid cast make it memorable.
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The SP-1 Crazy Rider's clever design is paired with some innovative engineering to make it just as functional, but does that make it worth just north of $5,200?
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Well, the continuous darkness and cold temperatures make it perfect for astronomical observations, while the distance from humanity and sterile icepack make it an ideal site for atmospheric observations.
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The issue could result in a vehicle losing its power-steering-assist function, which would make it more difficult to turn the steering wheel but not make it unusable.
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The potential changes could make it more difficult for the families to pursue lawsuits but could also make it harder for the US to be sued for alleged wrongdoing.
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Rafael Devers dumped an RBI single into left to make it 3-1, and with one out, Bradley connected on a two-run shot to make it 5-1.
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Without net neutrality, AT&T would naturally want to make it easier for its customers to access HBO, and make it harder for non-AT&T customers to access.
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We wanted to put that into a book and make it our yearbook for people and make it a good memorial for those that aren't here with us anymore.
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It would make it easy to have natural gas pipelines cut across national parks and make it much harder for the government to improve energy efficiency through building codes.
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To make it livable — heck, to make it as glorious as anything out of Architectural Digest — Jill and Ollie are required to kill a neighborhood vagrant on their premises.
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While Republican state lawmakers across the country push voter-ID laws that effectively make it harder for people to cast ballots, Padilla has been trying to make it easier.
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But the ingredients that make it work — warm ties with Saudi Arabia, oil and gas reserves, and a forward-looking governor — make it unlikely to be easily replicated elsewhere.
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Giroux scored a power-play goal at 7:16 of the third period to make it 5-2, and Laughton scored at 17:08 to make it 5-3.
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"In 2018 we'll see a broader distinction between the malls ... who are going to make it, and those who are really going to struggle to make it," Sullivan said.
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Concessions to the right will make it harder to gain votes in the center, while concessions to the center will make it harder to gain votes on the right.
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"If it's between changing my career and finding a way to make it work, I'm definitely going to have to find a way to make it work," she says.
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Literally fighting for her life, she was able to make it to the street, flag down a car, and make it to the hospital in time to save herself.
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And when they change it and make it really bad, something that should be positive -- sometimes something that should be very positive, they'll make OK. They'll even make it negative.
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Michelle Thompson, an American tourist who was among the crowds battling to make it off the Gilis, told Reuters they faced a violent "scramble" to make it onboard the boats.
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Meek has about an hour to get to the arena if he wants to make it for tip off ... and with this kind of air transportation, he'll probably make it!!
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"I knew this would happen if the Warriors would make it to the finals and the Cavs would make it to the finals," Varejao said with a hint of resignation.
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"The entire mechanism of how the pipeline system is working today is being is being re-looked at, to make it more deregulated, make it more open access," Babar said.
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The new manufacturing technologies that make it easier for Chanel to make ceramic cases make it easy for fakers to produce something similar, if not identical, to the real thing.
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In the pursuit of success, it can be tempting to focus on the remarkable few — those who make it fast and make it big — and try to replicate their journey.
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You'll make it however you make it — ling cod and spot prawns would be great, if you're in the California market — but attend to her volumes of garlic and olives.
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To the anxiety of wondering if you'd make it out of the operating theater alive was added the anxiety of wondering if you'd make it into the operating theater alive.
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We do look at overall quality of the photo, and we do a bunch to make it faster, and make it feel like something that represents the moment you had.
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These rules aim to make it easy for patients to access their health information at no cost, and make it more challenging for companies to block access to that information.
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Among likely Democratic caucusgoers, 20203% say the inquiry would make it easier for the Democratic nominee to win in 2020 compared to 24% who believe it will make it harder.
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And when they change it and make it really bad, something that should be positive — sometimes something that should be very positive, they'll make OK. They'll even make it negative.
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"Any course we play on the PGA Tour, you can make it so that over par wins and you can make it so that 20 under par wins," he said.
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They spell a very different workplace, but you've gotta make it until tomorrow morning, I've gotta make it until tomorrow morning, and the dire ones say 15 to 20 years.
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And how we're all suckers for a story that we want to hear, and the story that Elizabeth was telling was a story that we all wanted to hear: We can make health care better, we can make it more transparent, we can make it cheaper, we can make it less invasive.
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Plus, scammers have been spoofing caller IDs to hide their numbers in order to make it seem like calls are local and to make it more difficult to track them down.
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Puig followed with a single to right to make it 3-0, and Ramirez then lined a double off the bottom of the left field fence to make it 4-0.
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The MateBook 13 might as well come with regular USB and display ports to make it easier to plug in your accessories, not USB-C ports that make it more difficult.
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But they also make it easier to check out what runners elsewhere are up to in the same way that they make it easy to peek at travel locations on Instagram.
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"'You either gotta make it into a kids show or make it about this Hopper [detective] character investigating paranormal activity around town,'" one executive told the brothers, they told Rolling Stone.
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These tools make it easy for developers to build an application for one part of the Windows 10 platform and only make minor adjustments to make it work on other parts.
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Language reflects culture, and our language reflects a culture that does not want to make it easy to talk about sexual violence — that wants to make it difficult, uncomfortable, and confusing.
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Langdon overheard everything and before Cordelia, Zoe, and Myrtle could make it make it back to their cars, he had casually strolled into hell twice to rescue both Madison and Queenie.
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I kind of love my position here because if we don't make it within 20ish years, I win, but if we do make it, the human species as a whole wins.
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Julie Kashen is policy director at Make It Work, a nonprofit organization focused on creating policy solutions to help families make it work and ensuring public officials are doing the same.
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"I'm just trying to take it day by day, and not put so much pressure on myself to make it to six months or make it to a year," she says.
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I still find a way to make it interesting and fun for Laura, and make it an experience that we both enjoy, so it's not just me trying to get off.
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Other measures Mr. Trump should support include a bill to make it harder to steal firearms from shops and another bill that would make it harder to build weapons from kits.
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It's a rite of passage of sorts — if you can make it here, through cockroaches and mice and schlepping Trader Joe's home on the subway, you really can make it anywhere.
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Even if you make it with canned chickpeas — and that's how I generally make it — the result will be approximately 19 times better than any other hummus you've made to date.
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Charter school advocates used to consider New York a testing ground: If they could make it in deep blue New York, they could make it anywhere, writes The Times's Eliza Shapiro.
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Offset, Takeoff, Quavo and Saweetie don't make it rain in the strip club, they make it downpour ... because together they dropped a staggering $45,000 on strippers in less than an hour!!!
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He makes it, we can make it; he doesn't make it, the game is even more special, for it can be out of the reach of our greatest athletes. Win-win.
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"I'm going to do a lot of action and a lot of great violence and make it creepy, but I'm going to make it funny at the same time," he said.
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We're told their busy schedules make it impossible to hook up face-to-face as much as they'd like -- so they make it a priority to stay in touch other ways.
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Take his name, or don't — just make it yours.
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But it is also what can make it dangerous. ■
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And I'll be honest — I might not make it.
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Celebrities don't just drink tequila, either — they make it.
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Social media is ... They make it difficult for us.
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" "It doesn't make it easier to prosecute an officer.
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" Sparks added: "We're all just trying to make it.
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And don't worry – yule make it through 2016. 1.
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We have to make it easier to escape – permanently.
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We are going to make it … No, we aren't.
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"Make it goal planning — that makes it more meaningful."
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Our agencies must follow the law — not make it.
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We -- all of us -- have to make it stop.
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"We need a reciprocal relationship, which we don't have... We're working on it and we want to make it more fair and the chancellor wants to make it more fair," Trump said.
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Suicide doors (which likely won't make it past to the real world) give the cabin an airy, specious feel and, most importantly, make it easy for photographers to see the entire interior.
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We come from function first and then make it look good, where athleisure is looking good and then trying to make it look athletic," he said Monday on "Squawk on the Street.
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Even if the capriciousness of the extrajudicial killings can make it seem like just about anyone could fall victim, the fact that one is still alive can make it seem less relevant.
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Mason said he did not know how people could make it in today's music business where songs are shared for free and there are so many people trying to make it big.
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You take our world, you make it a little strange by changing the setting and shape of things, and you make it clear that the contemporary way of doing things is wrong.
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Make It New Grads In honor of graduation season, CNBC Make It is rolling out the speeches and advice that America's leaders are most excited to share with the Class of 2017.
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"I'd been day dreaming for a while about the possibility of using VR to make it a bit more fun and now of course the technology has arrived to make it happen."
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"Jeopardy and Trebek make it not only okay to be educated and knowledgeable, they make it something to be desired, and remunerative," Lynn Babcock Laniewski, a four-time champion from 2000, said.
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"It just shows confidence that he believes he can make it, we all believe he can make it," Bucks coach Jason Kidd said of Antetokounmpo, who is in his fourth NBA season.
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"Don't make it a cutting Medicaid exercise — make it a 'screw the blue states' exercise and block grant to states with normal Medicaid growth, and you win," a senior GOP aide said.
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"The easier you make it not to buy comprehensive coverage, the harder you make it to buy comprehensive coverage," said Katherine Hempstead, a health policy expert at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
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Such measures could make it easier for retailers to handle a drop in sales and temporary closures, and may make it easier for the retail industry to rebound once the pandemic subsides.
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If you're a couple in the entertainment industry, I imagine award season is like going to Ikea: if you can make it through to the end, you can make it through anything.
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" But you also need to be willing to put in the work, she tells CNBC Make It. "You have to have the desire to be able to make it against all odds.
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"To make it a millennial show, and to make it satirical, we wanted to use the quest to find a missing girl to be like Dory's pathway to finding herself," says Rogers.
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That means some states will be able to make it a little easier and some states will be able to make it a little more difficult for telecom companies to offer these subsidies.
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"A lot of people did not think I was going to make it through this summer, or make it to that debate stage," Klobuchar said Monday at a lunch with voters in Nashua.
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"The problem is that lots of people have this and there is no pill that will make it go away and there is no surgery that will make it go away," Tyler said.
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"A lot of people did not think I was going to make it through this summer, or make it to that debate stage, but I made it to that debate stage," she continued.
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Falling out of the warrant system would not only make it harder for Britain to seek criminals overseas—it would make it harder for Europe to get its hands on those in Britain.
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Developers can make it so only people who haven't yet bought anything in the app will see an icon about contributing to social good, or make it show to everyone using the app.
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Indiana sophomore forward OG Anunoby had a dunk to make it 73-72 with about nine seconds left but Trimble made two free throws with 8.2 seconds left to make it 393-72.
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"We have to make it not only safe for women, we have to make it possible for us to express a full range of human emotion…without being so negatively judged," she said.
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"This emperor seems to want to make it easier and make it more matter of fact," said Sheila A. Smith, senior fellow for Japan studies at the Council on Foreign Relations in Washington.
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They impart startup wisdom like, "if you can't make it as a side hustle, you can't make it as a business," and that you're the only one who truly understands your own vision.
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The 2016 Race The Super Tuesday results make it clear that Donald Trump can still be beaten, yet also make it seem less likely that his Republican rivals will ultimately bring him down.
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Since tweeting about selling nudes to make it to DEF CON, some people have told Kelsey they're disappointed, disgusted, and offended that she chose to sell nudes to make it to the conference.
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A lot of the times they'll just try to make it easier for them to sign more autographs because the more popular you get, the more fans you have to make it happen.
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"The number of stallions that actually make it are probably 1 out of 15, and there might be 3 out of 15 that look like they are going to make it," Taylor said.
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White Americans were divided on these questions: 48 percent wanted to make it easier to immigrate or keep it the same, while 44 percent wanted to make it harder (the rest were unsure).
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A granola bar and a banana actually make it into my car with me as I whirlwind out of my bed in the morning and make it to barre class at 60.353 a.m.
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Though not all Sneaks features make it to the final product, previous features shown at Sneaks like Content-Aware Fill have, so hopefully the Body Tracker will make it to After Effects soon.
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The bill could also make it harder for the public to learn about cases of misconduct, and victims have complained the new process could make it even harder to sue members of Congress.
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So us being there to help make it easier, cheaper, seamless, frictionless, doing those things to make it a better experience right, We're doing our little part to make this a better place.
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Walker scored at 6:51 of the third period to make it 4-2, but Tanev, Edler, Leivo and Sutter scored over the final 12 1/2 minutes to make it 8-2.
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"Maybe because we are not trying to follow trends, squeeze Kånken into a box or a make it for a specific target group, it leaves room for people to make it their own."
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What we believe is true is if we make it here, where we are competing with an excellent service which is for free (Spanish public healthcare system), we can probably make it anywhere.
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Heat settings up to 410 degrees make it capable of taming even the most stubborn of curls, and the rounded edges make it easier to create loose waves than most actual curling irons.
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And not only did they make it hard to report these stories, but what a lot of critics of NDAs say is that they make it possible for perpetrators to continue their behavior.
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Most refugees only make it as far as neighbouring countries.
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I want to make it easier to spin that up.
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But that doesn't make it any less tragic or painful.
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The sense that I can't make it next is pervasive.
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He wasn't sure his parents could make it without him.
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In hindsight the responses make it 100% worth the typo!
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But to make it work, it needs support from Hollywood.
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There are endless delicious ways to make it at home.
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It's the human stories that make it a compelling read.
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Yet the broad strokes make it clearly a rough draft.
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It will take time but you can make it happen.
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Boyfriend Alex Rodriguez couldn't make it, but sent his love.
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Make it where you can see it and feel it.
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"To make it all work takes coordinated effort," Klassen said.
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This deal doesn't even make it to the board room!
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Freeze for 20 minutes to make it easier to chop.
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That didn't make it palatable to the general public, though.
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I thought that talking about it would make it easier.
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I had to make it better for the next person.
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That would make it the most valuable Porsche ever sold.
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Oh, you can see the changes and make it badly.
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You can see the shift and then not make it.
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But the organizers said they could no longer make it.
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Make it when you have a great story to tell.
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You roll the dice and you hope you make it.
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WISENBERG: There were some subpoenas, just to make it clear.
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Once she got up there she couldn't make it down.
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And then you come along and make it look easy.
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You Make It Feel Like Christmas is out Oct. 6.
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And the job itself, if you make it, is grueling.
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"Most ALS patients don't make it this far," she says.
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In fact, it is likely only to make it worse.
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And she's tiny enough to make it down anyone's chimney.
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He always had an excuse why he couldn't make it.
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That can make it harder to formulate the right message.
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They specify what's best for them, and we make it.
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PERINO: He will make it a choice, not a referendum.
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However, Gaga quickly amended the tattoo to make it accurate.
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They coordinated their schedules to make it easier, Staver says.
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We went back and started to make it for Sama.
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Here, Garriott tells CNBC Make It what it was like.
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Hopefully in the future we can make it more affordable.
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You have to make it a positive event for both.
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Most plans make it easy to arrange such a gift.
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Can we help get it back and make it work?
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"There is ideas to make it more blue," said Noda.
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I know I can't make it through this thing alone.
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I want to make it but it's a tough time.
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Hopefully, you'll make it to the polls without a hitch.
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"Life can actually be good if you make it good."
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"When I'm on there, I make it count," she said.
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So yeah, there were new things that didn't make it.
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But that doesn't make it any less important, she added.
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"We wanted to make it about the kids," says Anstead.
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To make it through school, many dyslexics wrangle and hustle.
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Any favorite pieces that didn't make it into the series?
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They believe something hit Tethys hard enough to make it.
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You're constantly surrounded by people who couldn't make it out.
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VICE: How do drafting errors generally make it into laws?
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I didn't make it 20 years by doing it alone.
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Giving love to all mamas who make it look effortless.
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I'll probably make it over the next couple of weeks.
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The Internet, however, decided to make it even more terrifying.
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They make it blatantly clear what these bills are about.
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But our political institutions right now make it very difficult.
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Yeah, but if you make it you don't come back.
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However, Johnny would make it only partway through the tour.
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We make it possible for them to sell their oil.
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And if these kids want something, we make it happen!
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He's going to make it; so far everything is good.
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"Let's just have fun and not make it about anything."
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HOW ARE YOU GOING TO MAKE IT WORK FOR YOU?
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WE HAVE TO MAKE IT REALLY EASY TO SHOP ONLINE.
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And many have ideas for how to make it better.
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Food delivery startups make it more convenient to order takeout.
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What can we do to make it interesting and exciting?
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I try and make it as inclusive as I can.
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Joel needed $200,000 he didn't have to make it happen.
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CNBC Make It gathered tips from experts to find out.
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Not every dog can make it as a police dog.
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She offers the part on "Make It Official" to Mariahlynn.
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Then she undertook a large collaboration to make it reality.
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Not even its weird angles can make it look cool.
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The skin: you can never make it quite the same.
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So I make it easier for them, and for myself.
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Also, you shouldn't give up trying to make it happen.
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Democrats, of course, prefer to make it a political issue.
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That Cooper has neglected to make it his everyday voice.
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"We make it through the Weekend," Lee captioned the shot.
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"We didn't know if they would make it," says Riley.
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And those who make it through will enter the final.
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Out here, people have to work together to make it.
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Still, the pair are happily willing to make it work.
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It was inevitable, but that didn't make it any easier.
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Make it rain Most flash mobs are just plain irritating.
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Don't let anyone make it small or light to you.
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Of course, McGregor did not make it easy for him.
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You're not going to make it out of this bathroom.
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It does make it easier to use on your lap.
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But that's only going to make it worse for them.
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"Feel free to make it your own," she tells Jenner.
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The country is currently seeking investors to make it happen.
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" "I know life is crazy, we can make it through.
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The likable women don't even make it onto Real Housewives.
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"He was going to make it one day," Sharpe said.
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But the song almost didn't make it into the film.
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They said, what can we do to make it better?
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They will try to make it a big political issue.
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I'm going to make it easier for you to attend.
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Technology plus daily life make it hard to stay focused.
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Rhythmically, we just wanted to make it a little funkier.
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The goal is to make it as real as possible.
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My daughter already is going to make it the bomb.
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Mark thinks "meaningful content" will make it all worth it.
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Finally make it to the office with time to spare.
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The company just needed NASA's approval to make it happen.
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How can you make it even better upon closer inspection?
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And some people make it, it's a really interesting thing.
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Fake It To Make It wants you to sell lies.
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It is our privilege to be able to make it.
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My snuggly dogs make it incredibly difficult to get up.
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I make it through a good chunk of the book.
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Then there's the work that did make it onto Anti.
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Somehow, that didn't make it on my LinkedIn profile. Okay.
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The car can make it appear sunny and clear outside.
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You helped make it the best day of our lives.
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As it turns out, the laws here make it hard.
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And it does make it all worth it, I guess.
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It still make it functional that you can wear it.
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I make it home just in time to start dinner.
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Leave it to the internet to make it even messier.
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I think we're going to make it to South Carolina.
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She'll find out tonight if she can make it stick.
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Here are some of the things that make it great.
|
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But Sharma is confident he can make it all work.
|
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But just because you love something doesn't make it good.
|
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I take them at their word to make it better.
|
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Relations with India, they make it clear, are their remit.
|
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We're just trying to make it a little less crazy.
|
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WOMAN: I don't know how to make it any clearer.
|
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Just because you're standing here doesn't make it cool now.
|
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"She's certainly trying to make it an issue," he said.
|
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We've got to go out there and make it happen.
|
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Four experts told us how to make it more inclusive.
|
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We tried relatively hard to make it into a career.
|
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"Make it fun if you want it done," he writes.
|
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There's a family and community of people that make it.
|
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Israel's probable nuclear capabilities make it the greater strategic threat.
|
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People make it worse or better after they catch it.
|
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In my terminology, it's fake it till you make it.
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I will keep fighting every day to make it so.
|
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Make it your charge to make that dream a reality.
|
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"I'm gonna go with Tim Gunn's line, 'Make it work.'"
|
|
"I can't make it out," he said over the radio.
|
|
Can Johnny Manziel REALLY make it back to the NFL??
|
|
And about how we can actually make it great again.
|
|
And to make it work, all he needs is results.
|
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We want to make it feel like a real premiere.
|
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What do you do with this to make it work?
|
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We've got to make it easier to vote, not harder.
|
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We want to make it easier for people to participate.
|
|
It's going to make it an even more attractive computer.
|
|
His girlfriend survived the attack, but Connell didn't make it.
|
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I wanted to make it all as ''concrete'' as possible.
|
|
The magnets make it easy to attach and detach them.
|
|
And Bobby, Karamo, Antoni, Tan, and Jonathan make it so.
|
|
North Korea thinks that nuclear weapons make it more secure.
|
|
"If I don't make it, they lose hope," she said.
|
|
Indeed, they're often how we make it through those times.
|
|
"Good chance rocket booster doesn't make it back," Musk wrote.
|
|
The White House plan will make it even more so.
|
|
Will Gillibrand, Inslee, Gabbard, Bennet, or de Blasio make it?
|
|
"My goal is really to make it playful," she said.
|
|
They may never actually make it into the real world.
|
|
The elements of obsessiveness and comprehensiveness make it a supercut.
|
|
Consolidation and the rise of paywalls could make it worse.
|
|
The Max seating would make it "ridiculously roomy," O'Leary said.
|
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Ms. Little couldn't make it, so Mr. Pappas went alone.
|
|
Sadly, the cat inside the home did not make it.
|
|
That feature might make it into a future version, though.
|
|
I think Boom [requires] four ingredients to make it successful.
|
|
So put your dreams into action and make it happen.
|
|
Put on a stunning dress and just make it work.
|
|
D.J.T. will always find a way to make it awful.
|
|
Will Paige make it through even if her parents don't?
|
|
That's why I tried to make it look very approachable.
|
|
He might not make it back for the same reason.
|
|
"Let's now retire #FreeMeekMill and make it #JusticeReform," he said.
|
|
Until they do I'll keep trying to make it work.
|
|
He does not deserve to make it even that far.
|
|
Only about 10% of men make it through the training.
|
|
Those split seconds of generosity make it better for everyone.
|
|
So, we thought about how we could make it fun.
|
|
Watch it, bookmark it, make it, taste it, love it.
|
|
Here's what we still don't know • Does Mulder make it?
|
|
Nothing is the way they make it out to be.
|
|
Opponents say it would make it impossible to receive abortions.
|
|
He wants to make it a different kind of country.
|
|
If it stays open, more unicorns will make it out.
|
|
And you make it in your heart, not your head.
|
|
Being a healthy kid helps one make it through school.
|
|
Could the band's choreography make it into the second season?
|
|
"My father didn't make it to be top," William said.
|
|
But what does make it to the screen is unforgettable.
|
|
So, it took us a few years to make it.
|
|
So that's why the reds and yellows make it through.
|
|
If it is, women aren't helping him make it easier.
|
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Just make it better than the one we've already heard.
|
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We're going to make it fair for you people again.
|
|
But we're trying to make it as open as possible.
|
|
But capital controls make it tricky to transfer large sums.
|
|
We'd still find ways without discussing to make it work.
|
|
I think first thing, we have to make it easier.
|
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If you could make it here, you could stay here.
|
|
My parents said, 'We're happy that you could make it.
|
|
Only Amazon has all the pieces to make it happen.
|
|
"I was told that he wouldn't make it," she says.
|
|
That could make it a net gain for Ms Harris.
|
|
You don't have to make it for a large audience.
|
|
The hybrid frame and handlebars make it comfortable for everyone.
|
|
How did Candace make it into the club that night?
|
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If you're passionate and love it, just make it happen.
|
|
Repeating a myth over and over doesn't make it true.
|
|
You know what the laptop needed to make it better?
|
|
"My passion is to make it a movement," she says.
|
|
"What's going to make it legitimate is the vote total."
|
|
The company even tweaked its manufacturing process to make it.
|
|
Will TerraVia make it through the rest of the year?
|
|
I managed to convince him we could make it through.
|
|
Not everyone makes it, very few make it, actually, founders.
|
|
As I said, she didn't make it easy for us.
|
|
And although it's more representational, that doesn't make it better.
|
|
It doesn't make it right, it just makes it forgivable.
|
|
You have enough time for anything if you make it.
|
|
I can't make it through and I've been so embarrassed.
|
|
They will do whatever it takes and make it work.
|
|
Over the next five years could you make it 10,000?
|
|
It's up to you to make it all make sense.
|
|
Beauty is not as superficial as people make it sound.
|
|
CNBC Make It took a closer look at how Sen.
|
|
"We make it unprofitable for the bad actors," Gillis said.
|
|
It's long but teases enough leg to make it fun.
|
|
I make it just in time for a 7 p.m.
|
|
Some are sceptical whether Alang's facilities will ever make it.
|
|
Who knew this "little" woman would make it this far?!
|
|
Unfortunately, calling out a problem doesn't make it go away.
|
|
I don't know if they'll make it for our Sept.
|
|
Some of those will make it, others will inevitably sink.
|
|
We will update the pricing when carriers make it official.
|
|
"We didn't want to make it too attractive," he said.
|
|
We're in this together and we're gonna make it work!
|
|
Not everyone will be able to make it to Enigma.
|
|
Get it going, and make it happen, and so on.
|
|
So, give it to me clean, I'll make it dirty!
|
|
Even asset production alone must make it so much longer.
|
|
The mix of influences in Montreal make it very special.
|
|
But she, like you, will make it to the end.
|
|
But as I said, Henry works to make it so.
|
|
I don't care how, but make it happen, Android makers.
|
|
Does anyone on the cast know who doesn't make it?
|
|
No, we just have to make it an awesome experience.
|
|
I think it's important to continue to make it special.
|
|
Presumably, Bryant did not make it to Jimmy Kimmel's party.
|
|
My sister and her husband make it feel that way.
|
|
That should, in principle, make it easier to avoid delays.
|
|
If it's less than that, they might just make it.
|
|
She tried forever to make it work with Lamar [Odom].
|
|
I was supposed to make it better, but I can't.
|
|
But Peres never gave up trying to make it happen.
|
|
"We found a way to make it interesting," Payton said.
|
|
Even with full corporate support, crowdfunded campaigns can't make it.
|
|
Don't go broke buying clothing, but still make it fashion.
|
|
Nava, however, doesn't make it out of this altercation alive.
|
|
Now, Jeff Flake had to make it his own decision.
|
|
And everyone tried to cover up and make it okay.
|
|
We expect her to make it to the Cup Series.
|
|
It can be optimized, but that doesn't make it easy.
|
|
You didn't think you could make it up in volume?
|
|
Okay cool, well, we'll never make it, it's too weird.
|
|
That's what we try to make it – not an issue.
|
|
That will make it hard for some to cool off.
|
|
I have no doubt you will make it one day!!
|
|
My iPhone 7 did not make it the full day.
|
|
I can just make it out… There… in the background.
|
|
Do they have deep enough pockets to make it happen?
|
|
After all, we don't really use Facebook; we make it.
|
|
That's a record high, the company tells CNBC Make It.
|
|
Eliminating the temptation altogether could make it easier to save.
|
|
We were just praying we were going to make it.
|
|
But it doesn't make it a useful means of exchange.
|
|
Patel's wife just might make it to Italy after all.
|
|
So to not have ads would make it less lifelike.
|
|
This area is bad enough and they make it worse.
|
|
So we should make it so everyone has their page.
|
|
It's as simple and straightforward as we can make it.
|
|
I mean, I think we should make it more difficult.
|
|
Make it personal; let people learn about each other's idiosyncrasies.
|
|
Just say stuff, and other people can make it happen.
|
|
If it didn't exist you'd have to make it up.
|
|
The diminished terror group isn't going to make it easy.
|
|
They will make it more difficult to access the beach.
|
|
So if something goes wrong, we can make it back.
|
|
"We have a sense of urgency to make it work."
|
|
So we tried to make it as accurate as possible.
|
|
I think everybody has to make it on their own.
|
|
In the end, Twitter is what its users make it.
|
|
Make it off standby for the earlier flight back home.
|
|
She tried forever to make it work with Lamar Odom.
|
|
You've still got about 20 years to make it happen.
|
|
Others who couldn't make it inside peered through the windows.
|
|
He could make it harder for Republicans to repeal Obamacare.
|
|
Why not just make it rain potatoes or some shit.
|
|
Ahhiskek Kanoi's parents were among those who didn't make it.
|
|
Such investments make it harder for competitors to catch up.
|
|
And no one, not even Hugh, can make it better.
|
|
Unlike us, she actaully managed to make it look chic.
|
|
I don't even want to make it to three strikes.
|
|
It's up to companies like Amazon to make it happen.
|
|
It's really up to you how elaborate to make it.
|
|
I was trying to make it relevant for right now.
|
|
I really tried to make it work, and it didn't.
|
|
People make it seem like this happened two weeks ago.
|
|
" In fact, Jagannathan said, "One character doesn't even make it.
|
|
I realized I would probably never make it in Australia.
|
|
Can we capture this existing behavior, and make it better?
|
|
But it should make it easier to preserve their marvels.
|
|
"We're trying to make it accessible and easier to use."
|
|
"If anybody can make it, [it's] her dad," he continued.
|
|
She wants to make it easier for parents in school.
|
|
But she says the mistakes make it even more fun.
|
|
She's trying to make it honest again between the two.
|
|
That's all he needs to do to make it happen.
|
|
Trying to ignore the itch will only make it destructive.
|
|
It's SO HEAVY that I wonder if I'll make it.
|
|
"You're all different, but you make it work!" she remarks.
|
|
How could we make it feel more warm, more welcoming?
|
|
But sometimes suspected criminals make it easier for the feds.
|
|
Some states argue the language does not make it obligatory.
|
|
I'm just going to make it very, very clear, okay?
|
|
Sometimes the poachers make it to a nest before her.
|
|
He just needs the right support to make it happen.
|
|
Sarepta's stunning quarter could make it an attractive takeover candidate.
|
|
It does stuff, but not enough to make it indispensable.
|
|
Others don't even make it out of that battle alive.
|
|
Did Yates' warning make it all the way to Trump?
|
|
That would make it over forty years ago, he calculates.
|
|
We should expand this pilot program, or make it permanent.
|
|
But to this day it doesn't make it any easier.
|
|
I feel like she really needs to make it right.
|
|
"I want to make it a frontline treatment," said Parker.
|
|
LinkedIn wants to make it easier to meet up IRL.
|
|
My whole intention was to make it a playable game.
|
|
These bookmarks of sort make it much easier to edit.
|
|
There's all sorts of ways we can make it successful.
|
|
Now they have to go out and make it happen.
|
|
Sadly, not all startups that burn bright ultimately make it.
|
|
However, they are designed to make it feel that way.
|
|
More from VICE: Make it as easy as humanly possible.
|
|
"I wish we could make it happen immediately," he said.
|
|
We will carefully make it with the help of experts.
|
|
My dream was to make it as a professional dancer.
|
|
But will she make it out of Gilead anytime soon?
|
|
He had to work to make it look easy again.
|
|
Slightly hawkish comments and wage hikes will make it four.
|
|
I miraculously make it to work a few minutes early.
|
|
Cooke just aims to make it safe for animals, too.
|
|
I head to the gym and make it by 11.
|
|
If we need to make an adjustment, we'll make it.
|
|
Ernie had stories about other neighbors who 'didn't make it.
|
|
One obvious answer is that we simply make it better.
|
|
Does it make it hard for you to criticize Fox?
|
|
"I know that doesn't make it fun," Jermall told Mashable.
|
|
" And you are going to make it beautiful," Trump said.
|
|
Hotels make it harder to have those kinds of interactions.
|
|
"We didn't make it," Keselowski said succinctly after the race.
|
|
Hard to make it work when you run against it.
|
|
"I make it through," said Ms. Katchmar, who is disabled.
|
|
You gave your fire dragon supplements to make it stronger?
|
|
We were trying to make it as inexpensively as possible.
|
|
Anyone can sing about sex and make it sound convincing.
|
|
But other parts would make it difficult to continue production.
|
|
Lower oil revenues make it harder to service this burden.
|
|
It's unclear what items would make it into the package.
|
|
How do you make it less of a constant struggle?
|
|
We hope you can make it out to the event.
|
|
I've tried to make it more like speedball, that's helped.
|
|
To make it worse and to affect the [Russian] elections.
|
|
Or make it easier for Trump to hold onto power?
|
|
That doesn't make it any less powerful when it happens.
|
|
How do you make it more readable and more enjoyable?
|
|
Although Wiz looks way more prepared to make it rain.
|
|
A's make it three in row over Giants OAKLAND, Calif.
|
|
Make it possible to live without it as a creative.
|
|
Sounds like he's going to try to make it up.
|
|
He's going to cleanse America and make it shine again.
|
|
Is he even going to make it past the Wall?
|
|
It's just that those choices make it unlovable for me.
|
|
Some of those boats make it, but not this one.
|
|
Countless others try their luck and do not make it.
|
|
You're just talking about how you're going to make it.
|
|
"Try to make it feel young and fresh," she says.
|
|
Speak up for yourself but make it fashion, you know?
|
|
Let's make it feel like these unicorns we're talking about.
|
|
Snapchat's ephemerality can make it the perfect medium for complaining.
|
|
"Are *we* going to make it through this?" he asked.
|
|
The game is, basically: existential anxiety but make it fun.
|
|
Congrats to Chris Wallace who didn't make it about him.
|
|
Will Quill make it outside the world of Story Studio?
|
|
That can make it even harder, even if they pass.
|
|
That can make it difficult to house people more permanently.
|
|
Make it down to the meaty buffet breakfast at 7.
|
|
If this is confusing, this chart should make it clear.
|
|
His lawyer Rudy Giuliani didn't make it sound so simple.
|
|
Time will tell if they can make it catch on.
|
|
Our bill would enhance the program and make it permanent.
|
|
Pineda didn't make it back to the majors until 2014.
|
|
AD)" Cam & China - "We Gon Make It" DreezyDreezy - "Body (ft.
|
|
Unclear if he'll make it in time for the show.
|
|
A few tricks we've learned to make it feel fresh?
|
|
Will color E Ink make it to future Amazon Kindles?
|
|
"I try to make it a special experience," she says.
|
|
Why do you always have to make it about gender?
|
|
A draft law would make it easier to build churches.
|
|
And it isn't helpful to make it us vs. them.
|
|
Sometimes I'll make it rhyme, sometimes it'll be one word.
|
|
Nine volts is just enough to make it think twice.
|
|
Sign Patricia Arquette's recently launched petition to make it so.
|
|
We don't have to make it in the short term.
|
|
But lowering the app's workload could make it more usable.
|
|
Obviously we are working to make it happen in 2018.
|
|
We wanted to make it a blood relative of Cloverfield.
|
|
But Wesley was able to make it home in time.
|
|
It's not good enough to just make it be me.
|
|
So Why Do So Few Make It to the Top?
|
|
However, Kerssemakers said Volvo's modular platforms will make it possible.
|
|
If you just do them slow, you won't make it.
|
|
What does it take to make it to the top?
|
|
Thinking about tapping your retirement savings to make it happen?
|
|
Plus, the straight, metal racks make it easy to organize.
|
|
Even if you can't make it, check out his work.
|
|
Life isn't fair, but I'm going to make it work.
|
|
If we can break that we can make it difficult.
|
|
To bring guns into the classroom will make it worse.
|
|
If you said something bad, you can make it disappear.
|
|
"We want to make it something bigger," says Mark simultaneously.
|
|
Netflix will make it available to stream starting May 1.
|
|
Cold winter months make it hard to stay active outside.
|
|
Flight AA 2300 didn't make it any further than Iceland.
|
|
Make it easy for me to quit Delta, will ya?
|
|
"Improving on that technology doesn't make it yours," Sammi countered.
|
|
Now, he wants to make it clear ... it was NOT.
|
|
That cooperation will make it "much, much easier," he said.
|
|
"The Manchester way is to make it yourself," he said.
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They're ready to work with you to make it better.
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Like the fans, he is helpless to make it happen.
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Did enough people finish the trial to make it meaningful?
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"Let's rock and roll and make it happen," he said.
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All he wanted to do was make it to university.
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They put in the extra effort to make it work.
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If I'm there, I may as well make it productive.
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So the group figured out how to make it themselves.
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Bringing it to a dead stop would make it worse.
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I make it part of the foreplay or the scene.
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They make it to Turkey, and from there to Syria.
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Make it and love it any day of the week.
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It's our home so we're trying to make it right.
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That doesn't make it right, argues Fowler, via her attorneys.
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ICONOMI wants to make it easier to invest in cryptocurrencies.
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To beat them and make it far in this tournament?
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It would extend his power but not make it absolute.
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Kadoi: I suppose so, but you can make it better.
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But even the third sand snake might not make it.
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Actually, you can make it any value — such as Mars.
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Just because something is routine, does that make it right?
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And now he has the power to make it so.
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Everything was easy; we didn't make it hard on them.
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I used Helvetica to make it look utilitarian and official.
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But he didn't make it far the second time, either.
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So try these two tricks to make it way easier.
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And they make it more real for all of us.
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The really try to make it as Inafune as possible.
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Trump's message on health care was to make it better.
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But we trust Homeland to make it an interesting ride.
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It's easy, and I can make it the night before.
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This outlaw did not always make it to the outhouse.
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It similarly did not make it through the Senate either.
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Moreover, processes were not in place to make it work.
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Now, digitization will make it available to be admired worldwide.
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The young man with the faint heartbeat didn't make it.
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This time she didn't even make it to the subway.
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Make it harder to pass bills that increase the deficit.
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Trump might not even make it as far as Sweden.
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He can make it harder to get to see Trump.
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Maybe this is unintentional, but the dynamics almost make it
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This would make it the largest fintech IPO in Europe.
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The moves would make it easier to investigate financial fraud.
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The tall man beats the dog to make it behave.
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The goal is to make it widely available in 25.
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They didn't know if he'd make it through the night.
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It was real stressful but we managed to make it.
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Make it a habit to enter the recipient address last.
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And it is the company's duty to make it right.
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The expansion would make it the country's biggest producing field.
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A mere 1.5 percent of college players make it pro.
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It can make it a challenge to do the makeup!
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Put it in your morning coffee to make it bulletproof.
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It took me three tries to make it through alive.
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Everything is designed to make it easier to send messages.
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Cui's team improved nanoPE to make it suitable for clothing.
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Del Castillo agreed to try and make it all happen.
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"And hopefully science can make it less invasive," he added.
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Make it harder: add in a pushup after the plank.
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But simply repeating a documented falsehood doesn't make it true.
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But she couldn't make it through the jungle, Muzammil explained.
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But when's the next time you'll make it to Jakarta?
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How are they trying to make it work this time?
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You piss on a fire, you just make it angry.
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Just because it's legally right doesn't make it ethically right.
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"You just don't want to make it ugly," Orlando said.
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They didn't make it all the way to Argentina, though.
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QUESTION IS WILL WE GET ENOUGH TO MAKE IT WORTHWHILE.
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You don't make it this far all the time, obviously.
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Holes that make it impossible to give oneself a context.
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First, make it easier for people to get a job.
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You make it sound like Austin, or some such place.
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However, denying the truth doesn't make it any less true.
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I hate that people that make it a political issue.
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They're trying to make it less of a popularity contest.
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"They wouldn't make it if it was gross," one suggests.
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I try to always make it accessible and not impose.
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Its unique trajectory doesn't make it any less impractical, though.
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Hell, I make it a discussion on the first date.
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The company also wants to make it simple to shop.
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If, that is, I can make it down the stairs.
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Do this every day until you make it a habit.
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Then why, you might ask, would anyone make it happen?
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And would anyone really believe he could make it happen?
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Make it easier for customers to get custom weapon systems.
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It's on you and Dana White to make it happen.
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What else can you do to make it more affordable?
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But that doesn't mean that advisors can't make it work.
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"Simply calling something moderate doesn't make it so," Verma said.
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The cameras alone make it worth the price of admission.
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It will take all of us to make it happen.
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This can make it difficult to find the best deal.
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Rubio voting "no" would make it 51 Republican "yes" votes.
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Could the Eagles make it back to the Super Bowl?
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It is not as difficult as some make it seem.
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Who cares if you can't make it to Flushing Meadows?
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We were really good in '123 and didn't make it.
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We were really good in '18 and didn't make it.
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Legendary comedy actor Jim Carrey didn't make it onto "SNL."
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Amazon gift card Amazon gift card but make it ~fancy~.
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Florida's 2023 electoral votes make it the biggest battleground prize.
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Life can be really good if you make it good.
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Sadly, she wasn't able to make it past round one.
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How did you make it out of the birth canal?
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For once let's make it about them and not us.
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It would be great if I can make it 20.
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Unless there's not much traffic and I can make it.
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The United States has a responsibility to make it work.
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" Make it "as cheap as coal power, if not cheaper.
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"I'm gonna try to make it something good," he said.
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But they quickly realized they wouldn't make it to 15.
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Of course, we didn't make it; we just bought it.
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If you're keeping score, make it Pelosi 2, Trump 0.
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Fewer still make it all the way to the end.
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The weaknesses of the system make it vulnerable to abuse.
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Let's see if the Cowboys can make it three straight.
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If Flav misses a gig, we can make it happen.
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