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We started out complementing each other—I'd make up for his weaknesses and he'd make up for mine.
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While it's possible that the resulting economic development would make up for those losses, even 50,000 well-paying jobs might not make up for billions in lost tax revenue.
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In his case, winning could not make up for losing; in hers, fifteen years of jury-rigged self-fulfillment cannot make up for the previous twenty-five of self-suppression and worse.
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"I know that words alone are never going to make up for what I've done — nothing's going to ever make up for what I've done," Ms. Buckingham told the judge, choking back tears.
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You have to make up for it in other areas.
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An acknowledgement of racism doesn't make up for being racist.
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Might international business make up for anaemic growth at home?
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We make up for it by going 10 times harder.
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And they do not make up for a labour shortage.
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Is this enough to make up for the mass evictions?
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Luckily, its ease of setup might make up for it.
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Overshoots during booms would make up for shortfalls during busts.
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" The reforms, he said, would "make up for lost decades.
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Abubakar is doing her best to make up for that.
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Not even a heart emoji could make up for that.
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Does this make up for a potentially underperforming Millennium Falcon?
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Why did you get involved with Make Up For Ever?
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We have to make up for the many years lost.
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Now publishers are scrambling to make up for lost time.
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But he's trying to make up for it in enthusiasm.
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The free shipping and returns make up for that though.
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He will have to make up for those delegates elsewhere.
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"I have a lot to make up for," he said.
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That would make up for everything that we've been through.
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To make up for it, she rose at 4 a.m.
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It also lacks the pulp to make up for it.
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Rivera offered her cellphone to make up for the difference.
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Licensing fees don't make up for that ad revenue loss.
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But we have certain compensations, to make up for it.
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In short, the rewards easily make up for Plastiq's fee.
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That would hardly make up for all the oversights past.
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Fortunately, the excellent hotel service helped make up for it.
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The longevity will eventually make up for the price tag.
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You get to make up for it four hours later.
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But spotty innovation does not make up for a stagnating core.
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Youth and enthusiasm make up for what it lacks in experience.
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Instacart just pays the worker less to make up for it.
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But it's not cheap enough to make up for its shortcomings.
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No apology will make up for that, but nevertheless, I'm sorry.
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Its record with deals to make up for that is unenviable.
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It also began selling planes to make up for the losses.
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Power ships would make up for the temporary drop in supply.
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But these do not make up for the lost oil revenues.
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To make up for dwindling income, they are taking more risk.
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I'll donate $20 right now to make up for lost time!
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The Switch is Nintendo's chance to make up for those failures.
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I'll be working this weekend to make up for it though.
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WALLACE (on camera): How do you make up for the shortfall?
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She does have to make up for a lot of ground.
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Cadillac tax How should Congress make up for the lost revenue?
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To make up for it, the item costs a bit less.
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"They'll just wait and make up for lost time," Douglas said.
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Get still another job to make up for the tax bite.
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Can't every good quarterback make up for the team around them?
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"We cannot make up for 5+ weeks of work," David wrote.
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It should hopefully make up for the increase in display size.
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The new orders alone won't make up for this year's losses.
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My instincts and my experience help make up for my age.
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But signing the bill won't make up for his many shortcomings.
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I genuinely believe the gameplay and controls make up for it.
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So it will be hard to make up for lost time.
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It doesn't help make up for a more expensive supply chain.
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Vogue gave me 12,000 bucks to make up for that loss.
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No land exchange can make up for the loss, she said.
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Are online tools enough to make up for lost classroom time?
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And revenue has not climbed enough to make up for that.
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She tries to make up for it by printing, printing, printing.
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I'll use my shining personality to make up for it tomorrow.
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However, the kingdom's reserves can make up for a temporary shortfall.
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Still, I think the deals below make up for their absence.
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There was one thing, however, that I couldn't make up for.
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But I make up for it with passion (and deaf hearing).
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A Big Mac and large fries doesn't make up for it.
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Here's an actual, adorable lemming to make up for that commercial.
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Fortunately, Staples's dynamic visuals more than make up for this stagnancy.
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Kennedy said increased economic growth could make up for lost revenues.
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Ever since, I have been trying to make up for it.
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They're going to increase premiums to make up for those losses.
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We recognized it and we had to make up for it.
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Are you trying to make up for what your father did?
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Maybe GEORGE SMILEY, and MARILYN MONROE will make up for it.
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That may not make up for mistrials in egregious police shootings.
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Then it gives them subsidies to make up for the lost money.
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Free electricity was intended to make up for the lost tax revenue.
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That is more than sufficient to make up for any transaction costs.
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That's often to make up for the fees for credit card processing.
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His desire for a decentralized ledger didn't make up for the drawbacks.
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And it doesn't just pay drivers more to make up for that.
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But what they lack in length they make up for in ambition.
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After all, VW's got a lot of ozone to make up for.
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I am trying to make up for what I didn't know before.
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And Android apps make up for Chrome OS's lack of "real" apps.
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Tuesday's debate was his chance to make up for that lackluster performance.
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Some are eager to make up for the deficit-busting tax cut.
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It wasn&apost enough to make up for months without meaningful precipitation.
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Lufthansa had also ordered A320ceo planes to make up for the delays.
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We're pretty flexible with who pays and always make up for it.
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Right now I love the Make Up For Ever pro light fusion.
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But what neutrinos lack in size, they make up for in energy.
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"That way, they can make up for each other's deficiencies," she said.
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And we're starting with the latter, thanks to Make Up For Ever.
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To the left, the apology doesn't make up for the original tweet.
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The government now has an opportunity to make up for lost time.
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But what they lack in appearance they make up for in flavour.
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Since I've gotten older, I have more fun to make up for.
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Kansas Republicans "said growth would make up for the revenue," said Sen.
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Minorities make up for a good percentage of the population in California.
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That benefit alone can make up for the increase in annual fee.
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"Don't worry, baby, I'll make up for it," he would tell me.
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Companies could also make up for higher costs by selling more products.
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But Clinton's campaign insists that Hispanic turnout will make up for it.
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Can stalking Beck (Elizabeth Lail) to a fair make up for it?
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To make up for yesterday's madness, the heavens are ultra quiet today.
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A good grade doesn't make up for that kind of mental damage.
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Make Up For Ever knows that the sweaty makeup struggle is real.
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Even so, that's unlikely to make up for the workers' lost wages.
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And I figured I could make up for some bad homework grades.
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What they lack in prize money, they make up for in prestige.
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The building's golf simulator did little to make up for that deficiency.
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No information on who will make up for the shortfall was announced.
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Now the least he could do was make up for it somehow.
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Sales of U.S. soybeans elsewhere failed to make up for the loss.
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He argues that "no amount of whataboutism" can make up for Mrs.
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He seemed determined to make up for our lack of shared DNA.
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You growing does not make up for the harm of the mistake.
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Even increased fares weren't enough to make up for the budget cuts.
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CEO Arnold Kamler raised prices to make up for the new taxes.
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Said plumbers: 'This doesn't make up for what you did in there.
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She wanted the stability measures to try to make up for that.
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Make up for a quiet Black Friday with this big TV deal.
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Artificially holding down prices can't, however, make up for a severe shortage.
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Does the challenge of the wide-open grid make up for this?
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Did the midseason finale make up for everything that came before it?
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Companies simply bought more machines to make up for the lost workers.
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It could also, of course, make up for a New Hampshire loss.
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Obviously it's going down and we have to make up for that.
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And for that, I rely on Make Up For Ever's new sculpting trio.
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We're sure she'll make up for it in the next two weeks, though.
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It is time to boost that rate to make up for lost time.
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We can make up for this first defeat in the next two matches.
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Can Twitter ever make up for its already spotty record for account suspensions?
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Officials are stealing and extorting more to make up for their shrinking salaries.
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No amount of skimping on radiant eye gel will make up for that.
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A web browser doesn't really make up for this lack of options, either.
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Unfortunately, the pillow doesn't make up for the lack of personal air vents.
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And he's shown little sign of trying to make up for those deficits.
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You only need a couple of hits to make up for the misses.
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Germany has long relied on migrants to make up for low fertility rates.
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"He's trying to make up for all the time he's missed," she said.
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But higher oil prices during the quarter helped make up for the fall.
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In today's Washington, that can't make up for politically-connected friends and rivals.
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Therefore, my personality had to make up for all the things I lacked.
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Perhaps that could make up for his absence from the debates last month.
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I'll make up for it with an extra day of freelancing next week.
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I borrowed money to make up for my lost income as a freelancer.
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But they can make up for that by working 24 hours a day.
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And they're certainly hoping those freebies can make up for any coverage gaps.
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What they lack in novelty value, they can make up for with variety.
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But insurers say they'll raise their premiums to make up for the losses.
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There was no way she could make up for the Electoral College deficit.
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To make up for lost revenue, the Islamic State is also imposing fines.
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To make up for that, it turned to M&A with little success.
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Delta's trying to make up for that (and salvage its reputation) now, though.
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Foreign demand could perhaps help make up for the shortfall in domestic spending.
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It doesn't make up for everything, but for me, it's an important victory.
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Make up for lost time by ordering one from Amazon for just $7.85.
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But eventually, "state and local plan sponsors must make up for the shortfall."
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"No apology will make up for that, but nevertheless, I'm sorry," said Conte.
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Go global Often, presidents look overseas to make up for failings at home.
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Did the fact that you won make up for any of the drama?
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It might not be easy for states to make up for funding losses.
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At the same time, Pixel 4-specific features help make up for that.
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The other officer was working mandatory overtime to make up for staffing shortages.
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The earning rate may make up for the fee in some cases, though.
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That's more than enough to make up for its hefty $550 annual fee.
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What Disney lacks in numbers, it seems to make up for with prestige.
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He may have to attend summer school to make up for missed class.
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It doesn't fully make up for the meh chocolate, but it's not bad.
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And I have been trying to make up for that fact ever since.
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Sportsbooks are getting creative in an attempt to make up for lost revenue.
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He turned to comedy to make up for his dyslexia, Mr. Lundquist said.
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Small caps need a big reversal to make up for their recent performance.
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But the new information may not make up for what's being taken away.
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Ocon returns after a year out, eager to make up for lost time.
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Mothers in particular are sacrificing their careers to make up for the shortfall.
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But the candidates are pursuing creative solutions to make up for their absence.
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Saudi Arabia certainly has the firepower to make up for sidelined Venezuelan barrels.
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This might make up for the scant availability of NES Classic Edition. Might.
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Why it matters: The benefit of pesticides didn't make up for higher costs.
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Unfortunately, charity support cannot make up for the impact created by bad policy.
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He also wanted to make up for the lost time with his daughter.
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The biofuels package marks the administration's effort to make up for lost ground.
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He resolved to see the next one to make up for the disappointment.
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Three Gwinnett precincts will stay open later to make up for the delays.
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Or to make up for a terrible mistake made by a corrupt elite?
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To be clear, the administration is clearly hoping it will be able to get away with tapping into a Treasury Department fund to make up for a blocked Health and Human Services payoff that was meant to make up for a failed shared-the-wealth risk-pool fund that was meant to make up for a shortfall in enrollees into a poorly planned and executed national health insurance plan.
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I'm going to try to make up for it the next couple of seasons.
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But that was not enough to make up for poor showing in other areas.
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What these sea nettles lack in color they make up for in sheer blobiness.
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It is unclear if other regions could make up for losses in Sao Paulo.
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I look for CorePower yoga classes to make up for my missed barre class.
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To make up for it, Dean Munsch (Jamie Lee Curtis) holds a blood drive.
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That might make up for a distinct lack of correlation within the ETF itself.
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But the TPP also helps make up for one of Fiat Chrysler's deficiencies: Asia.
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As prices fall, farmers who remain have increased production to make up for losses.
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What these twins lack in actual instruments, they make up for in stage presence.
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Heck, we invented an entire social norm, the selfie, to make up for this.
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I was blessed to (be) in position where I could make up for it.
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Not enough to make up for all the time it took to cook them.
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They can't make up for the thousands of videos with false claims and rumors.
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But more shows don't necessarily mean more work to make up for shorter seasons.
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In effect, it used a weaker currency to make up for its smaller market.
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But what mules lack in sex appeal they make up for in cool factor.
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However, that can't make up for the challenges of maintaining such an old system.
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But it's not planning to expand its supplies to make up for Merck's exit.
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Right. But that's how he was able to make up for the shortfalls. Right.
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Many spent the rest of their lives trying to make up for their involvements.
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After the ceremony, we had to shorten cocktails to make up for lost time.
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But to make up for it, she confirmed her spot at the 2018 event.
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As groundwater is pumped to make up for shortfalls, ancient aquifers could run dry.
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In these rare cases, I make up for it with these handy peel pads.
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"Willz make up for the St. Louis show 😂," Hart captioned the memorable shot.
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I eat at my desk again to make up for my lateness this morning.
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Has Make Up For Ever officially perfected the matte-but-not-flat foundation formula?
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I was apparently able to make up for the "excitement makes me excited" line.
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And in Europe's case, make up for the lack of a coordinated fiscal response.
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And strong iron play can make up for some bad shots off the tee.
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She said going back to work will not make up for what she lost.
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But he has Brace get her flowers, which should totally make up for that.
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What he loses on price, Jimenez now plans to make up for in volume.
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So, she found a way to make up for it, The Huffington Post reports.
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Generally there are enough empty seats or volunteers to make up for overbooking situations.
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Now the company is taking action in a bid to make up for it.
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At least Erin can make up for her mistake with an expensive baby gift.
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Clearly it was a desperate attempt to make up for dismal buyrates in 2017.
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What they lack in intelligence they make up for in relentlessness and sheer numbers.
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But analysts feel these gains aren't enough to make up for sluggish apparel sales.
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What Uber lacks in experience, however, it may make up for in logistical technology.
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But that failed to make up for double-digit declines at Ashworth and Adams.
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I am socially awkward and don't look good enough to make up for it.
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She's hoping this growth in business will make up for the lower tax rates.
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But what the QC220s lack in style, they make up for in divine comfort.
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"Sometimes there's no amount of emoticons that make up for language that appears negative."
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There is no lack of advice about how to make up for these deficiencies.
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"Something has to give to make up for the higher salaries," Mr. Patel said.
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I'm going to make sure the rest of their lives make up for that.
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Now, "we have to make up for what we didn't do before," he said.
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The Islamic State is increasing taxes and punishments to make up for revenue losses.
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He said that didn't make up for the flawed algorithm used by Apple Card.
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Where can we try to drive the business forward to make up for that?
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The Indians' deep bench of sharp executives helps make up for their small payroll.
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To make up for flat sales, Apple has raised the price of the iPhone.
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Clinton could make up for the erosion among whites by gaining with Hispanic voters.
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What his most loyal listeners lack in numbers they make up for in intensity.
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How New York will make up for the loss of power is still unclear.
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It is, he told me, his "last opportunity" to make up for the past.
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Don't worry though, Mahomes said he'd buy Kelce lunch to make up for it.
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It had an unappetizingly stringy texture, and didn't make up for that in flavor.
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Tennessee's low costs of living don't quite make up for the state's lower incomes.
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A handful of these opened again on Sunday to make up for the delays.
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A rise in subsidies to make up for premium increases also increases government spending.
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Everyone is going to step up (to make up for the loss of DeRozan).
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For one thing, probably more touring to try to make up for those losses.
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Perhaps he's spent the last five years building Airtime to make up for it.
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" Now, she says, she just wants to "make up for time that I lost.
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Eventually we'll have to run commensurate surpluses to make up for what we've spent.
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And I've found it in Make Up For Ever's Aqua XL Ink Eye Liner.
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We encourage each other's positives and successes, and make up for each other's deficits.
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"When They See Us" does not pretend to make up for that lost time.
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Klopp, and his players, wanted to make up for the opportunity lost in Kiev.
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More aid would be needed, however, to make up for the shortfalls, he said.
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Private donations cannot and should not make up for the lack of government support.
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He spoke faster than usual, as if trying to make up for lost time.
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Now she and her fellow students are determined to make up for lost time.
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He was trying to make up for lost time but it was too late.
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She now sells cosmetics on the side to make up for the lost income.
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You try and make up for it, and you also try and be better.
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But those revenues don't make up for the nearly total collapse of local ads.
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But those measures would need to be sweeping to make up for the damage.
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To make up for the disruption, Dad offers to show his son a Martian.
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People can build on one another's strengths and make up for one another's weaknesses.
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What they lack in verbal skills, however, they make up for in body language.
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The culture and amenities more than make up for any loss of urban sophistication.
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"We can't make up for what the [Trump] administration refuses to do," Peck said.
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However, that drop will not make up for the country's 2.8% increase in 2018.
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Just about everyone is hoping for more stock to make up for the drop.
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Mr. Bernanke believes unconventional policies can make up for that — but with a caveat.
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New trade deals with the rest of the world cannot make up for Brexit.
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"A Big Mac and large fries doesn't make up for it," Mr. Hornaday wrote.
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What they may lack in foresight and skill, they make up for in heft.
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To make up for this, CNR plans to boost its renewables capacity five-fold.
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More importantly, it doesn't excel enough in any category to make up for that.
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Mr. Trump is asking the Senate to make up for his own failures here.
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"Collectively, as a unit, we try to make up for KD's presence," Iguodala said.
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Its supply of frozen reserves isn't enough to make up for that, she added.
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The GOP's pivot to stabilizing the markets, though, could help make up for that.
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Even the larger standard deduction did not make up for it, Ms. Bay said.
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Finally, on Friday, Mr. Cuomo emerged, apparently eager to make up for lost time.
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Here's to hoping it's possible to make up for it all on your own.
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When you realized you missed a year, you want to make up for it.
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Radical honesty and self-deprecation don't make up for a startling lack of empathy.
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But the potential gain of fewer traffic fatalities might make up for those risks.
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Well, it's 220 now, so perhaps Bolton hopes to make up for lost time.
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I know me trying to make up for missed time is part of the problem.
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"We pay fair reparations to the farmers to make up for the damage," he said.
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Could Kendall and I make up for lost time, having connected later than the rest?
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Trying to keep it cheap and healthy to make up for all the vacation food.
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The Echo Show should have access to some apps to make up for Alexa's shortcomings.
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Money is going to have to come from somewhere to make up for this gap.
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The Q8's seats are fantastic and nearly make up for the lackluster driving capabilities.
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It's also an opportunity to try to make up for the mistakes of his past.
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To make up for it, some less-innocent people are also thrown into the chaos.
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She gained a new ally, Jon Snow, but he didn't make up for the losses.
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Speed-walk to Roam, a yoga studio near Sqirl, to make up for missing spinning.
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The lower fuel and maintenance costs make up for their higher sticker price, they added.
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But many Georgians were hopeful visitors from other countries would make up for the shortfall.
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We have partners that will make up for any disruptions that we see from Iran.
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We're trying to have healthy stuff in here to make up for what's happening later.
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Ask for too little, and you'll find yourself struggling to make up for lost earnings.
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The Ultra HD Powder from Make Up For Ever is a staple in my kit.
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But they need to find ways to make up for some of the lost revenue.
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What people may gain in time, they could make up for in terms of pain.
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These solutions could address congestion and also make up for venue losses in parking revenue.
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What I lack in clear skin, I make up for in so many other ways.
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Luckily for me, we have plenty of really wonderful students who make up for it.
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Halliburton, like bigger rival Schlumberger, has been slashing costs to make up for falling revenue.
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Or will Kevin's charm and the daily bakery grind make up for all that couture?
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To make up for that lack, Steele said to eat more cruciferous vegetables, like broccoli.
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The company is counting on revenue from those partnerships to make up for weakness elsewhere.
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Did people expect that there wouldn't be anything to make up for the financial hit?
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"I'm not trying to make up for a wrong that can't be righted," he adds.
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Qatari food processors have boosted their operations to make up for the disruption to imports.
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The G6 is an oversimplified phone to make up for last year's over-complicated disaster.
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I want to try to get in early tomorrow to make up for leaving early.
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Strong trading results helped make up for weakness in some of the bank's consumer businesses.
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The lump sum is designed to make up for the wage disparity between the two.
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It may not make up for the lack of nomination, but it definitely shows appreciation.
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Still, enthusiasm can only make up for so much, and my friend beat me, badly.
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An apology and serious community outreach is required to begin to make up for this!
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But that doesn't make up for the opportunity cost of a near-decade of stagnation.
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Software optimizations and power efficiencies from the chipset can make up for a smaller battery.
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Bringing in a white lady doesn't magically make up for erasing a person of color.
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And of course, no funds will make up for the potential loss of cultural heritage.
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When credibility goes, sometimes a spokesperson can make up for some of that with affability.
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Here's hoping O.T. bought Nipsey a drink or something to make up for the fuss.
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So it's like they're using their gear as a crutch to make up for that.
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The state has provided generously partly to make up for the lack of political rights.
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If they don't, they warn, premiums could increase next year to make up for it.
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No amount of academic research, screen time apps, or analytics can make up for that.
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Eventually, you will start going to bed earlier to make up for the lost sleep.
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But the rebound failed to make up for a 0.8 percent drop the previous quarter.
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Make up for that lost our of sleep when Daylight Savings hits at 230 a.m.
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But it couldn't make up for the fact that physical format revenue, overall, still declined.
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The government will make up for some of the shortfall with a tax on gambling.
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I think it's more than just looking for a way to make up for Paul.
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I think today showed the talent won't always make up for the mistakes we make.
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Many smaller banks are racing to expand, using volume to make up for thin margins.
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Dumb money thinks what you lose on the margin you'll make up for in volume.
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What's worse, many workers aren't going on enough vacation to make up for that burnout.
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It's great to be on a team with people who make up for my shortcomings.
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Do their personalities or experience make up for the perceived weaknesses of the main candidate?
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"One year can make up for 20 years of just bull crap," he told Butch.
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The company's booming wearables and accessories segment helped to make up for declining iPhone sales.
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Restaurants can pay tipped workers less than $14 if they make up for the difference.
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What the fries may lack in crispiness, you can make up for with the sauces.
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The overlap is one way to make up for slimmer margins within the grocery aisles.
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Stoppages make for large queues and there is little chance to make up for delays.
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This can help make up for any shortfalls in the event federal funding is slashed.
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Democrats argue the nation needs to hear from Mueller to make up for Barr's memo.
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Conversely, rate reductions mightn't be steep enough to make up for diminished credits or deductions.
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The driving school benefit alone can make up for much of the $75 annual fee.
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We have to make up for lost times, because I want to invest in you.
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Investors will be hoping that a stronger economy can help make up for earnings weakness.
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But they believed she'd make up for it by winning a big margin with women.
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However, the difference was not enough to make up for the lower number of abortions.
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But boy did he make up for that today against Mainz with an absolute scorcher.
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And, all of the "consent" apps in the world won't make up for honest conversations.
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The cells that remained were frantically trying to make up for what had been lost.
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Analysts say everyone will be competing to make up for lost sales later this year.
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But if a candidate lacks charisma, it can be hard to make up for it.
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She doesn't get really dressy but her t-shirts and sweatpants make up for it.
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But he believes his work ethic will allow him to make up for lost time.
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To make up for the dearth of hard facts or authenticated music, there is context.
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Borrowing has increased, partly to make up for the relatively slow growth in tax revenues.
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But those measures cannot make up for the damage done by global warming, scientists warn.
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But the amenities will help make up for it, as will the new tax bill.
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Longa immediately filed for unemployment to make up for the $1,000 he'll lose each month.
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Sky, to make up for it, paid for the floodlights the clubs had to install.
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But something else was more than big enough to make up for the decline: Subscribers.
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To make up for the shortfall in security staffing, the government deployed 900 military personnel.
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Some services also mark up items to make up for their very low delivery fees.
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Wealthy areas have been able to make up for the lost funds through property taxes.
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Some people may not have enough time before retirement to make up for that loss.
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To make up for it, we decided to leave our house to Kevin as well.
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But even a remarkable staff cannot make up for a lack of medication or equipment.
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They said it's not nearly enough to make up for the bill's cuts to Medicaid.
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Having Instagram-stalked Speedos already, I was confident the food would make up for it.
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They didn't make up for the rising cost of housing, health insurance, and child care.
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He said that it was the only way she could make up for her transgressions.
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I eat as much as I can and scarf chocolates to make up for it.
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To make up for that, the Weight Watchers tone was, crucially, upbeat and likable. Mrs.
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Amgen is, however, seeing new product sales make up for falling sales of established treatments.
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And it helps make up for Disney taking back all those Marvel movies from Netflix.
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I can be accountable and try to make up for it as best I can.
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What we lack in processing power we make up for in maturity, insight and experience.
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Does Sam want to be a father to make up for his own father's failings?
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No amount of technical facility can make up for the one-dimensional inversion on display.
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How can the government make up for the revenue lost from the payroll tax cut?
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To make up for it, Andrews lent the Hensons her ski house in Gstaad, Switzerland.
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I did four years of academic work in three to make up for lost time.
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He also said he felt the need to make up for not being honest before.
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The glittering ratings will have to make up for a lack of 2017 Emmy gold.
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Maybe top executives think his policies will more than make up for his Twitter assaults.
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The remaining 27 member states will have to make up for that with new taxes.
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Walmart has been late to the game, but is set to make up for it.
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The new businesses have so far failed to make up for revenue lost to divestitures.
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No upside to worldwide patent liability would make up for these harms to American interest.
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Tim McGreevy said new domestic demand is not enough to make up for export losses.
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But that only fueled her passion to make up for all that she had lost.
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Clearly, the passage of time in the markets can help make up for bad timing.
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SARA EISEN: Who else can make up for the shortfall right now in the world?
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Additional locations have sprung up as the US attempts to make up for lost time.
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Still, this doesn't make up for what has actually been a slowing year for Apple.
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Unfortunately, the writing isn't consistently funny enough to make up for the, well, shaggy dog storytelling.
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Markets in the Northeast were less affected as Europe rushed to make up for lost supplies.
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Thus the need for it to make up for the lost fees with a higher price.
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And not even a charming Jennifer Lawrence/Chris Pratt press tour can make up for that.
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"Willz make up for the St. Louis show," her dad, Carey Hart, captioned the memorable shot.
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Additionally, FedEx announced plans to slash costs to make up for weakness in its international business.
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But what they lack in hardware, phone cameras make up for in software and computing power.
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This year, the census got a larger-than-expected budget to make up for the underfunding.
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But they did make up for lost time in total of pardons as their presidencies ensued.
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It's going to take more than a bunch of posies to make up for this one.
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That's a standard move to make up for Apple's 30 percent cut on the App Store.
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To make up for diminished credentials, women end up needing more of them to get ahead.
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Some told CNBC they planned to dip into savings to make up for the lost check.
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Toyota said it expected to make up for that lost production by the end of March.
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Professionals would more than make up for the white-working class voters Trump would win over.
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I can only create a brighter future and make up for whosoever heart I have broken.
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But that was not enough to make up for the loss of revenue from classified ads.
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According to the outlet, the airline provided hotel accommodations to help make up for the inconvenience.
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But this doesn't exactly make up for his not getting paid $10,000 for a clear win.
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The accompanying Mac app helps make up for some of the limitations of the mobile app.
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Super Res Zoom is Google's software that aims to make up for the missing telephoto lens.
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In recent years, authorities have turned to facial recognition technology to make up for the shortfall.
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Largely they are used to make up for a damaged bodily function, such as hearing loss.
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I know I can never do enough to make up for the harm that I caused.
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But freer trade with far-flung countries cannot make up for bad ties with Canada's neighbour.
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Notre Dame collected 20 offensive rebounds, helping make up for 34.8 percent shooting from the field.
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Plus, the mugs may actually make up for the cold weather by offering cute springtime designs.
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The benefits of a steady job do not make up for the pay cut, he said.
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Luckily, we can also bank on a great performance from Henson to make up for it.
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Unfortunately, no amount of cost savings can make up for Walmart's inexperience with PC gaming hardware.
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Sure, these stories are pure emotional gas, but they make up for it with sheer energy.
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"MAC and Make Up For Ever shadows and lipsticks are strewn throughout my kit," says Horochowski.
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Would seeing these characters on-screen together make up for the haphazard, forced way Warner Bros.
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Morgan Stanley and its peers have increasingly focused on expenses to make up for weak revenue.
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Brooklyn Kava is trying to make up for the bitter flavor and numbness by embracing mixology.
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"You're constantly trying to make up for stuff when you're a mom," she told Vanity Fair.
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The gameplay isn't very deep, and the story is too shallow to make up for it.
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Writers reimagining Shakespeare's life have devised a number of strategies to make up for these lacunae.
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Instagram use is rising, but not enough to make up for the core social network's decline.
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"You can make up for a weak high school transcript with a strong transcript in college."
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The rise of new agricultural regions, however, doesn't exactly make up for the loss of others.
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To make up for Yahya's lack of experience, El-Ahmadey said others would trade for him.
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What fortune cookies often lack in flavor they make up for with sage advice and witticism.
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Here's something very gay for you that may make up for this all-too-depressing post.
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Recognizing this, May returned to the original site in effort to make up for these oversights.
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This week American is reportedly offering 1.5 pay to make up for the dearth of pilots.
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MAKE UP FOR EVER Artist Face Color Highlight, Sculpt and Blush Powder, available exclusively at Sephora.
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DES MOINES — The Democratic candidates are back, and they're trying to make up for lost time.
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But what they lack in planning they make up for in raw chemistry, humor, and intimacy.
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Still, these flickers of moderation hardly make up for a much more extensive history of extremism.
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Some health centers have already adjusted their staffing to make up for the lack of funding.
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I'm participating in Dry January, and I've been craving sweets to make up for not drinking.
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They left with smiles, though, and professional photographs with Styles to make up for the turmoil.
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Truman had more than two decades' worth of birthdays to make up for the cake commotion.
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That's not nothing, but it doesn't make up for the weakness in Pennsylvania and the Midwest.
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Judgment-free nudity cannot make up for a lifetime of being a woman in the world.
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But what it lacks in screen size, the iPhone SE may make up for in usability.
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But generally, when people turn to baked goods to make up for some indiscretion, everyone wins.
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Many of these publications have struggled to make up for print declines with digital ad revenues.
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Forward Devonta Pollard helped to make up for his absence with 23 points and seven rebounds.
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So it raises fares and cuts service in an attempt to make up for the shortfall.
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When I'm at home, I try to make up for lost time as best I can.
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Like Mr Obama, she too may hope to make up for the chaos that has followed.
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Could this process, Dr Carr wondered, make up for the evolutionary disadvantage the virus otherwise inflicts?
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But the HDFC executives said falling yields could make up for this as the market expands.
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"We have to make up for the many years lost" due to "chronic underpayments," he said.
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PR from the main market, the new system can hardly make up for the lost trading.
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PSD leader Liviu Dragnea said the programme had been re-worked to make up for delays.
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Therefore, experts say insurers will have to hike premiums to make up for the lost revenue.
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Now, with "Black Kate Moss" the Brooklyn rapper is ready to make up for lost time.
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She tried to make up for the lost income but business was unpredictable at the café.
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With fewer than four hundred thousand followers, she was anxious to make up for lost time.
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To make up for it, they supplied candy and other treats for the students on Halloween.
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It's time Congress and the president make up for flaws in the TCJA by fixing them.
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Impact Aid was created in 22019 to make up for the loss of property tax revenue.
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D., downplayed the findings, Corker pushed for a way to make up for the budget hole.
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But the popularity of S.U.V.s and trucks cannot make up for big declines in passenger cars.
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It wasn't enough to make up for the absence of leading scorer McKinley Wright IV (shoulder).
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And I just didn't see it, and I will try to make up for lost time.
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And to make up for lost time, Greene would need to go after some big clients.
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Yet the new businesses have so far failed to make up for revenue lost to divestitures.
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Eventually they should be able to make up for all the land that the Plantagenets lost.
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They are now signaling they want to make up for that fact in the new fight.
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Mr. Sanders cannot make up for routs in the South with slight wins in the North.
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O'Connor (D) will need to post big numbers in Delaware/Franklin to make up for it.
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The Democratic House has much work to do to make up for two years of inaction.
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Sure, he's a bit slender for the post, but his motor helps make up for it.
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Yet workers are getting minuscule raises that don't make up for the rising cost of living.
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The group is seeking compensation to make up for the depreciation triggered by the new measures.
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"Is SleepyTime Tea going to make up for the fact that I was molested?" he asks.
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But the AI itself has enough character to make up for the otherwise stripped-back gameplay.
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She should be the one trying to make up for her lapse in judgment, not you.
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Meanwhile, Disney has various options to make up for the closure of all its theme parks.
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To make up for this, he's picked up some freelance gigs writing about comics and fashion.
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I had to make up for a lot of time lost not loving all of myself.
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A rise in digital advertising — of $23 million — wasn't enough to make up for the decline.
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To make up for the personnel shortage, South Korea has deployed 900 members of its military.
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Despite somewhat cooler weather at times, we'll make up for it with a lot of sunshine.
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An increase in the standard deduction would not nearly make up for that, tax experts said.
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But it might not make up for the months of him trying to downplay the outbreak.
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To make up for this, there's a richness of background, a context, to the military novels.
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"I'm trying to make up for being gone for 10 days in two days," she said.
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The group said it did not expect the sales season to make up for the losses.
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So, he's seeking a running mate to make up for that dearth of authenticity (and struggle).
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Lots of extra resistant starch isn&apost going to make up for an unhealthy overall diet.
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What these young artists may lack in experience, they make up for in imagination and spirit.
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He said a new tax on dividends would initially make up for the lost tax revenue.
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Refineries are trying to make up for lower exports by luring domestic utilities with better prices.
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Indivior is hoping its long-lasting opioid addiction Sublocade injection will make up for Suboxone's losses.
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Morgan Stanley said Apple's services growth may make up for any future slowdown in iPhone sales.
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My husband had to be the one to make up for the depths of my lack.
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But what CBD and other cannabis products lack in evidence, they make up for with enthusiasm.
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"Some wanted to make up for what they couldn't do for freedom at home," she said.
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Unfortunately, Facebook is straining its bottom line to make up for years of neglect around safety.
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On the sidelines of this chaos, smaller businesses are struggling to make up for weak demand.
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But I think what we don't have in size we can make up for in speed.
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Even if Beijing keeps its promise, the purchases might still not make up for the losses.
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If I'm really amping it up, I'll add a lip liner from Make Up For Ever.
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To make up for that, retailers started offering holiday deals before Thanksgiving, helping boost overall sales.
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On the other hand, you do have eight days in which to make up for it.
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But these gains don't make up for the current losses because the numbers can't be offset.
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But they said that provision does not make up for the loss of the CREATES Act.
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But what tourist destinations lack in funding they sometimes make up for in quality of life.
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Zandi said the economy has several weeks to make up for the lost output this quarter.
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President Trump said, 'That's O.K., we'll make up for it in the fifth and sixth quarters.
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The government has said it plans to import 800,000 tonnes to make up for the deficit.
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No amount of oil reserves can make up for the limitations on women's movement and activities.
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"But obviously we can't make up for $90 million in advertising" that's been cut, said Hemlin.
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To make up for it, Mr. Sanders will need to do better among nonwhite voters than Mrs.
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In fact, consent almost seems exaggerated, perhaps to make up for the ambiguous moment in the book.
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While they might not make up for everything else that happened, they sure help soothe the pain.
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Modiface applies specific shades from popular brands (including Inglot and Make Up For Ever) to your face.
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Where Apple can make up for a drop in existing iPhone owners buying new iPhones is services.
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These aren't cordless vacuums like the V7 and V8, but make up for it with sheer power.
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The success of Live means Facebook could make up for display advertising losses with Live video ads.
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NATO countries do not "owe" the US money to make up for their previous military spending levels.
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"I was just trying to make a play, make up for earlier in the inning," Carpenter said.
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OPEC agreed in June to boost supply to make up for the expected disruption to Iranian exports.
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The children have been deprived of a family life, and I'm trying to make up for everything.
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Make Up For Ever's Artist Rouge formula feels super creamy and won't get all over your teeth.
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I absolutely had to hit 4,000 today, probably at least 4,500 to make up for yesterday's failure.
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Despite its hefty price, Jeffrey D. Hickey still found plenty of value to make up for it.
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An initial coin offering was seen as a way to make up for shortcomings in the budget.
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To make up for it, the show will instead feature a whole bunch of exciting celebrity presenters.
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However, more proactive steps are needed if we want to make up for decades of wage stagnation.
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But in the end, we think the red carpet looks served make up for the culinary dullness.
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In order to keep Axe Capital's reputation intact, Axe will have to make up for the losses.
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"How much would you have to be investing later on to make up for that?" she says.
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"I don't know how she is going to make up for the last two years," he said.
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Their scenes are so funny and heartfelt that they make up for some of the horror fumbles.
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Maya loved her mother, and she needed a story grand enough to make up for her betrayals.
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The Electtrica won't require any specialized charging infrastructure, though, which could make up for the limited range.
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But what it lacks in natural resources, it will strive to make up for in human ingenuity.
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You make up for a good deal of that, you say, by cutting waste, fraud, and abuse.
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I've had to be extra engaging all day today to make up for their lack of energy.
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So, perhaps, I'm taking additional measures to prize myself, attempting to make up for His ongoing lack.
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Sixteen Candles What's the one thing that can make up for your family forgetting your 16th birthday?
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Xbox software and services jumped up 21 percent overall to make up for losses in hardware sales.
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You're much less witty, much less sexy, because your confidence, you have to make up for it.
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And one Travis County resident has already begun an online fundraiser to make up for the cuts.
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In the top markets, carrier billing adds enough volume to make up for the loss in margin.
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But, for now, we will say: What they lack in practicality they make up for in personality.
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Despite claims that smart algorithms can make up for bad signals, they can do only so much.
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I am trying to make up for what three little girls would have done for the planet.
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But those gains were not nearly enough to make up for the rout on Wednesday and Thursday.
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But what these winter essentials lack in lightness they more than make up for in stylish warmth.
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This is just sad manufactured drama to try and make up for the most boring season ever.
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What they lack in data and algorithms, they can make up for in manufacturing capabilities and scale.
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Most of this reduction was caused by the pumping of groundwater to make up for reduced rainfall.
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Languages with smaller inventories generally have to make up for the lack of contrast with longer words.
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Some new jobs will be created, but they may not make up for those that have gone.
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That small amount of money, though, is in no way expected to make up for the difference.
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This could also translate to great sex to make up for the discomfort earlier in the week.
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To make up for this, I think I'll be reading only novels in Spanish until around July.
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Tourism and a small tech industry are doing well but cannot make up for the oil slump.
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States could be forced to cut benefits or enrollment in order to make up for those losses.
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Hugh Jackman had to make up for the fact that he missed his dear friend's birthday party.
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Bank loans make up for most of Viver's liabilities in the plan, de Lucio said, without elaborating.
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"That's what's going to make up for the lack of experience, is trusting his team," Pullman says.
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Google would get a top social property to make up for its Google+, Buzz and Wave flops.
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"The younger you are, the more time you have to make up for lost time," Murphy says.
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That would likely create the need for more debt issuance to make up for any budget shortfall.
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Imports couldn't make up for this shortfall, hence the sharp rise in the main Asian benchmark prices.
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The plot wasn't entirely cohesive, but the different strands were striking enough to make up for it.
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No amount of thrift can make up for the fact that you're making under $10 an hour.
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That may sound like the worst vacation, ever, but that sweet payout might make up for it.
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To make up for it, Colbert recorded himself watching and reacting to the tape in real-time.
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Ottawa has offered farmers compensation to make up for conceding market share in two earlier trade agreements.
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To make up for federal inaction under Trump, they have to slam the brakes on emissions immediately.
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To make up for the discrepancy between our salaries, we loosely divide up what we pay for.
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Many in Belfast are sceptical of Leavers' promises to make up for any money lost by Brexit.
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But the subsidies are not big enough to make up for utilities' skimpy revenues from selling energy.
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Since replacing her as president in December Mauricio Macri has tried to make up for lost time.
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To make up for it, I order a whiskey sour and dance the rest of the night.
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Hefty cost savings won't make up for the billions in lost value after three years of limbo.
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Iraq is dipping into its foreign reserves to make up for a $3 billion monthly budget shortfall.
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Is contrition sweeping the nation, with board members and authorities trying to make up for past slights?
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"Narrower profits means you need more volume to make up for the weaker margins," one broker said.
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We just try to make up for lost time and be who we are in the moment.
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Disney believes that it will eventually make up for the loss as consumers sign up for Disney+.
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And the government has introduced some extreme measures in an effort to make up for tax shortfalls.
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Taiwan market was open on Saturday to make up for a Mid-Autumn festival holiday next week.
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What Chime misses out on in overdraft fees it could make up for in new customer acquisition.
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The higher earning rate on restaurants, plus the rate at US supermarkets, might make up for that.
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The support from seniors has helped her make up for losses to Sanders among people under 220006.
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But my goodness does the driving experience make up for it. Brutal. Painful. Mind-boggling. Perception-warping.
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"I think this is enough to make up for the losses on the balance sheet," Ito said.
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But these consistencies alone don't make up for the gaping hole in "LWYMMD" that is interesting music.
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"In gray divorces, people don't have 5003 to 30 years to make up for errors," said Roberts.
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So the effort of the body to make up for the loss speaks about society, about war.
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She developed a limited edition collection of make-up for MAC cosmetics for the winter of 2011.
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Even putting all those guys together, they cannot make up for the loss of a Michael Thomas.
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They urged each other to go shop on Friday to make up for the drop in revenue.
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You can't make up for nearly eight years of failure by changing the name of a department.
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To make up for the falling domestic production, China has stepped up crude imports to unprecedented levels.
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But analysts said the overall benefit from lower taxes will make up for any short-term hit.
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He recently signed up for unemployment benefits, but those don't make up for the wages he's losing.
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Or make up for lost ground with less expensive digital ads, or states with cheaper ad rates?
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The spontaneity and kindness of the waiters make up for the service, which is not always swift.
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Now you can make up for lost time and watch an entire grow season in one minute.
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Most of the 20 percent raise would make up for the increase in the cost of living.
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Metal walls conduct heat more quickly than plastic, though good insulation may make up for the difference.
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But she possessed the irrepressible joie de vivre and irreverence needed to make up for lost time.
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What can we do to make up for that?' which leaves the door open for an apology.
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This copper is Make Up for Ever Star Lit Powder Glow and Shimmer in Antic Gold ($212).
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Parents are expected to donate time and money to make up for what the government can't provide.
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Being a grandparent is not a do-over, not a chance to make up for your mistakes.
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And even if they didn't, the feel-good aspects of kelp farming make up for the lack.
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Although exports to the country rebounded in February, the gains did not make up for lost ground.
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In fact, to make up for lost money, nations like China will roar back with capitalistic mania.
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PHYS ED We make up for some of the calories we burn during exercise, but not all.
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I will do my best to make up for this moving forward on the Big 3 tour.
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That in turn means they may have to work longer to make up for the savings deficit.
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What they lack in clever titles, they make up for in shameless promotions for Amazon-made products.
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To make up for the shortage, China built two brand new hospitals in just over a week.
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This weekend, a fair tried to make up for what for them felt like a canceled Christmas.
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When the Great Belzoni entered Seti's tomb, its resplendence could not make up for one major disappointment.
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Some experts also warn that the bills might not be enough to make up for mandate repeal.
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And no study, Lourdes Rodriguez said, can make up for what she and so many others lost.
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The state is aggressively pursuing international investment to make up for its flagging mining and logging sector.
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We think that this process will accelerate in 2017 to make up for low capex in 2016.
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Appliances are a low-margin business that requires high sales volume to make up for thin profits.
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But they were unable to make up for a huge disadvantage inside against the bigger, stronger Boilermakers.
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Where they lack in numbers, they make up for in a seamless and extremely personalised user experience.
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He said the military deserves a bigger increase to make up for years of automatic funding cuts.
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Now he needs at-bats and innings in the field to make up for the lost time.
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In response, cities need local financing initiatives that make up for the coming reduction in federal assistance.
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The bailout alone can't make up for the collective hammering farmers took from four straight subpar years.
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Sanders and others recorded an emotional video tribute to Gore that helped make up for other snubs.
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EPA's announcement promised an "accounting" in blending mandates to make up for volume lost from refinery waivers.
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Seton Hall used 11 offensive rebounds in the half to help make up for 37.8-percent shooting.
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So if Republicans win one or both Minnesota districts, Democrats need to make up for it elsewhere.
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Adventure seekers can make up for it by putting on a wet suit for a night snorkel.
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The Adachs estimated they'd have to save an extra $650,000 to make up for the lost income.
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We can't just keep overspending and trying to make up for the reckless spending by increasing taxes.
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Most days, I'll catch a nap in the afternoon or evening to make up for any sleepiness.
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To give them something when they're home, you have to make up for whatever imperfections there are.
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We're told he's sorry for letting his fans down and hopes to make up for it soon.
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What sun bears lack in heft they make up for in social sophistication, according to the study.
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So, when the war ended, I ate uncontrollably to make up for all the times that I couldn't.
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In another ironic twist, June had been pushing for the Waterfords to make up for a while now.
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The good news: We can give you $3,000 to spend on holiday shopping to make up for it.
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Calling Zaev his "dearest friend", Tsipras said it was time to make up for nearly three "lost" decades.
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Selling video ads is one way it is looking to make up for the slowdown in other areas.
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But shooting really does make up for a lot of sins, and Ingram can really shoot the ball.
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From a revenue standpoint, "you can make up for inaccuracy with a higher volume" of clients, she added.
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Your body is producing more oil to make up for it, and it gets trapped in your pores.
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The recent glut of Simpsons memes have helped to make up for its above sins (and later seasons).
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Until then, suppliers and restaurants will continue to look for ways to make up for the unprecedented shortage.
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So in order to make up for that, the insurance company increases premiums on the Obamacare-compliant plan.
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I felt I didn't give enough in the sessions and needed to worry to make up for it.
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Insurers have long said they would hike premiums to make up for the lost payments if that happened.
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"He never knew his father, and I did all I could to make up for it," Nelson wrote.
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Moreover, what the Lib Dems lack in leadership, they increasingly make up for with boots on the ground.
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They more than make up for it with charming banter, wicked one-liners, and all-around playful bullying.
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Firefighters used their own personal devices to make up for the slower speeds during the fire, Bowden said.
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The fries are subpar but the translations of the sushi roll names into English make up for it.
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So to make up for it, Moore's fellow Atlanta Housewives threw her a surprise wedding on Sunday's episode.
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I'm trying to make up for all that experience, and years and years of riding, and it's hard.
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It doesn't make up for anything she endured, but honoring her in this way is the best way.
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According to Watts, the recent string of terrorist attacks is a way to make up for these defeats.
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In case Americans can damage our oil sales..., Europeans should make up for that and buy Iranian oil.
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You can make up for it by being a bit creepy and trying too hard or being arrogant.
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It said wine producers will have to dig into their reserves to make up for the Champagne shortage.
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It's harder when I'm traveling, but I always make up for the skipped days when I get back.
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First, make up for Intel's original (pardon the pun) chip-on-its-shoulder response to the initial reports.
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As if to make up for the malfunction, Philly delivered one of the more exciting Reputation Tour moments.
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However, revenue in the company's newer businesses is failing to make up for declines in its traditional segments.
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EXCLUSIVE-MONSOON RAINS IN COMING WEEKS EXPECTED TO MAKE UP FOR JUNE-JULY SHORTFALL - INDIA'S WEATHER OFFICE CHIEF
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A surge in Latino voters has helped make up for it in some states, particularly in the West.
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The extension is necessary to make up for the time lost due to his illness, surgery and recovery.
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Furthermore, even the best padding won't make up for a bag that won't sit on your body right.
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If a plan's returns fall below that expected rate, government sponsors need to make up for the loss.
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"I took my family on a trip and was able to make up for last year," he says.
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Can Trump make up for his tax cuts by cutting two federal agencies and negotiating with drug companies?
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This is all well and good, but doesn't exactly make up for the real aftermath of the riot.
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But those flashes of brilliance can't make up for Google's institutional neglect of Android and ChromeOS on tablets.
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In fact, it was a fillip for other industries, whose growth helped to make up for mining's troubles.
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She says Patreon is just not her primary focus, because the payoff doesn't make up for the effort.
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Tonya was seen as "white trash," and even her killer triple axel couldn't quite make up for that.
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Department stores across the board are struggling to make up for declining sales and foot traffic in malls.
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After the explosive Note7 debacle of 2016, the newest Samsung phones have a lot to make up for.
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What we learned is that Microsoft knows how to strengthen its business to make up for weak spots.
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What Simply Balanced lacked in texture and consistency, my temp-controlled fridge could more than make up for.
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Worth noting: Doctors and hospitals do not charge private insurers more to make up for lower Medicare payments.
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Apple attempted to make up for those perceived shortcomings with its sleek unibody design and multi-touch trackpad.
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Increasing CPM's helps make up for any revenue losses that would stem from that reduction in ads served.
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Not even the world's most excellent Mark Hamill cameo can make up for the torture of this film.
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What we lack in thoughtful pre-planning, we more than make up for in speedy online problem solving.
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According to the CBO, some states will probably at least try to make up for this budget gap.
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However, Democratic governors mocked the notion that increased flexibility could make up for major cuts in federal spending.
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Can Trump make up for his tax cuts by cutting two federal agencies and negotiating with drug companies?
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Prices steadied a little in Asian day though they did little to make up for last week's rout.
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Yes, but: Collins' bill might not be enough to make up for the loss of the individual mandate.
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To make up for the lost tuition revenues, the bill stipulated that the institutions would receive $70 million.
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It is tempting to buy into the notion that congressional initiatives can make up for interest-rate increases.
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The fund manager, may in turn look to the Treasury market to make up for that portfolio 'duration.
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What's more, it's apparent from Climate of Hope that cities and business can't make up for government inaction.
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Nigerian E-commerce startups Jumia and Konga created their own delivery fleets to make up for this deficiency.
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Mr Bongo's strategy so far has been to tout for foreign direct investment to make up for oil.
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"I'm behind, and I want to make up for the years I missed in my 20s," he said.
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I start cooking and cleaning to make up for what a shitty mam I've been to the kids.
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In the aftermath, the Eagles were granted a penalty shot to make up for the missed scoring chance.
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The carmaker will also likely refocus efforts on North America and Europe to make up for weaknesses elsewhere.
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I also knew that we would be able to make up for Najya anything the school was lacking.
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It isn't too late to make up for lost time, and you don't have to do it alone.
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This works because VCs can have some 0X returns — they make up for it in the big winners.
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Hence the hefty premium increases insurers are likely to impose in 2018 to make up for the subsidies.
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When she returned to Woodbridge for senior year, Mr. Harvey was eager to make up for lost time.
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It's time to stop asking teachers to make up for the funding gaps created by their state legislatures.
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It hired 15 new staff members to make up for the lost time and extend operating room hours.
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Kid-friendly cities have plenty of parks and playgrounds to make up for the lack of open spaces.
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Even the best visitation policies can't make up for the broken bonds and fragmented communities that incarceration produces.
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To make up for being a no-show, the actress edited herself into a photo with her husband.
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That's a big problem for Obama, who would need Democrats to make up for the lost GOP votes.
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The result is that many are delaying retirement or adjusting retirement plans to make up for the deficiency.
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We've all made mistakes, and it occasionally takes a village at times to make up for those mistakes.
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And to make up for lost time, the competition unmasked two celebrities at the end of the night.
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Samsung hopes sales of the phone will make up for the company's disastrous recall Note 7 last year.
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And never fear, there's a chapter about shark repellent to make up for the unfortunate lack of leeches.
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Sadly, these elements don't make up for the ponderous, portentous storytelling in this high-strung and histrionic novel.
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She's going to make up for all the Christmases and the seven Olympics she missed in the bunker.
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Winning football games doesn't make up for sexual violence; it doesn't mean anything other than winning a game.
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"I would personally like to invite you back to make up for your last order," the restaurant responded.
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One landmark moment like Cox's role in Doubt does not make up for endorsing overwhelming whiteness and maleness.
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Ah, well, summer lovin' can more than make up for it now that Mars is back on point.
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It currently has six children on ventilators, and already must hold fundraisers to make up for Medicaid underfunding.
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Investors have sold even safe-haven government bonds this week to make up for losses in other markets.
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However, payroll tax cuts make up for lost revenue because they spur hiring, wage increases, and economic activity.
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I will do everything I can to make up for my mistake and the damage it has caused.
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The new source of revenue is NBC's attempt to make up for a larger decline in advertising dollars.
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They make up for that in one outrageous evening that includes drugged strawberries and a raucous graduation bash.
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Yet none of its efforts delivered a sizable profit maker to make up for its declining copier business.
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In romantic relationships, people can sometimes repeat behaviours to make up for the falls of their previous ones.
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To make up for lost Saudi milk, they created a new dairy industry from scratch in the desert.
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In either case, they would have decades to save to make up for the cost of their benefit.
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Peru came out looking like it wanted to make up for those 36 years with an aggressive offense.
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There is no way to make up for tax cuts this large by eliminating deductions, as Mnuchin claimed.
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Now GE has "significantly less repricing flexibility" because it cannot make up for past premium increases others received.
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But maybe he could make up for it by getting Puerto Ricans displaced to Florida out to vote.
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Airlines contend that improved ergonomics and, in some cases, slightly wider seats make up for a tighter pitch.
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Many insurers increased premiums for 2018 to make up for the loss of the cost-sharing reduction payments.
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Megadonors warned Mr. Kushner that, come 2020, they would not make up for the party's small-donor deficit.
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Environmental activists said those moves forward would not make up for the relaxation of standards in other areas.
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Millions of Chinese may be itching to travel, but it'll be hard to make up for lost ground.
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We've been on two dates since October, but we're currently planning a trip to make up for it.
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"I think it's very hard for central banks to forever make up for bad policy elsewhere," Dimon said.
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After WWII ended, Americans dashed to make up for lost shopping time, starting with new houses and cars.
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Now, it's back to business as usual, with the store hoping to make up for the uninsured loss.
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Avoid going whole hog into stocks if you're approaching retirement in order to make up for meager savings.
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Because girls have two X chromosomes, if one is defective, the other can sometimes make up for it.
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American families are using a variety of things to make up for this shortfall of income, including credit.
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I hope I included enough good stuff in the long answers to make up for the short fill.
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This way your new mattress, sheet, duvet, or pillow can make up for any less than restful behaviour.
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And even if he's not, he has lots of time to make up for a tough few weeks.
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The audience barely clapped during Trump's comments - but he gave himself enough applause to make up for it.
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That's not enough to make up for insulting black football players, saying all of our communities are terrible.
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She forgot her interviewer's name and tried to make up for it by guessing — but she guessed wrong.
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If you missed out on the Black Friday deals, now is the time to make up for it.
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Their position in the organization will not make up for a &aposso-so&apos recommendation letter from them.
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The question from investors has been how Schwab and Ameritrade can make up for the loss in revenue.
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To make up for some of those losses, the Trump administration has been making payments to eligible farmers.
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Meanwhile, the broader service sector is still adding jobs, helping to make up for big declines in mining.
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The company plans to make up for slowing gadget sales by selling services and content for iPhone customers.
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"I know no gift will ever make up for losing someone so important to you," Gates' note said.
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At these down-times, other energy must be used to make up for the missing wind and sun.
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Some rooms can be small, but stunning views, the rooftop bar, and great location make up for it.
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Going to the gym regularly is helpful, but don't expect it to make up for those morning doughnuts.
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The fuel-cost savings alone would more than make up for the modest cost of improving fuel efficiency.
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He explained that we need to make up for those post-college years, recommending a 15% savings rate.
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Once you discover that something's not good, sometimes you can charge extra and make up for the difference.
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In the Rollercoaster Tycoon games, a loan was mostly a useful to make up for a budget shortfall.
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If you sleep through your morning classes, you'll be running around trying to make up for lost time.
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Nevertheless, people overwhelmingly say that the benefits of smartphone ownership more than make up for the extra stress.
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Health insurers said they raised premiums on average 20 percent to make up for the lost federal subsidies.
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So, on net, the greater tax credit won't make up for the higher premiums they'll be stuck with.
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This pretty picture from Orlando as the home team took on FC Dallas helped make up for it.
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Make Up For Ever Artist Face Color Highlight, Sculpt, and Blush Powder 3-Pan Palette, $45, available at Sephora.
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But they more than make up for it as soon as Bakare zaps the Martian amoeba to dancing life.
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But there are still doubts over whether digital husbandry can make up for the revenues that are at risk.
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Trying to make up for lost time, Monica helps Debbie get her daughter back and meets Ian's new lover.
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Have you ever forgotten an important anniversary, then halfheartedly tried to make up for it a few days later?
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Luckily, the strong parts of Fire Emblem: Three Houses more than make up for these slower and weirder aspects.
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The company might be late to the trend, but boy is it trying to make up for lost time.
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Despite a tight labor market, employee salaries aren't rising fast enough to make up for years of wage stagnation.
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So to comply with EPA rules it must purchase credits to make up for the lack of blended fuel.
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I'm running about 10 minutes behind schedule, but I'm hoping I can make up for it on the drive.
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Meanwhile, they'll need to increase the speed with which they sell products to help make up for the differential.
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However, the keychain accessory attempts to make up for those issues by doubling as a tiny little stand. Neat.
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This could make up for at least part of the price drop that comes with the end of prohibition.
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But congressional offices say those tools don't make up for the decline they've seen after the recent algorithm changes.
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I stayed a little later today to make up for the fact that I took an hour for lunch.
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To make up for all her hurt feelings she fucks him, just like a control-freak narcissist would do.
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She also wanted back pay to make up for the seasons that she was paid significantly less than him.
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"Shout out to @alldolledupstudio for doing an unbelievable job on our make up for the wedding yesterday," she wrote.
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If no one dares to invest in the US, then how can they make up for lost tax revenue?
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Per the report, the amount is designed to make up for the difference in wages between the two actors.
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IT IS TECHNOLOGY THAT HAS HURT BUSINESSES, AND SO WE NEED MORE GLOBAL TRADE TO MAKE UP FOR THAT.
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What Sennheiser's Momentum True Wireless earbuds lack in aesthetics, they make up for in sound quality — at a price.
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"There was a slight mistake – not necessarily by you – but you can make up for the mistake," he said.
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"He's just relieved to be back with his family and make up for these nine months," Mr. Gerger said.
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Hopefully this helps them at least sell $500 worth of magazines to make up for that sweet-ass shirt.
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While Doblin's trying to make up for time lost to restrictive drug laws, Heifets worries about moving too fast.
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The U.K. will need to start campaigning for free trade deals to make up for the loss, Gutierrez said.
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"The nitpicking to try and make up for their discomfort with reading someone that isn't like them," she says.
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Instead, it asks its audience how we can be better to make up for a less-than-perfect world.
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Department stores and other shops are hoping to make up for lost business as the January sales kick off.
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It also features an ingenious, jolting conclusion that may not make up for earlier irritations for anyone over 12.
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This means they're burning more energy, and then need to eat even more prey to make up for this.
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In a well-managed forest, for instance, growth of young new trees will make up for losses through harvesting.
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Will a good-smelling head make up for the loss of the best thing that's ever happened to me?
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The history of America's moral corrections suggests that what they lack in spontaneity they make up for with momentum.
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It also features an ingenious, jolting conclusion that may not make up for earlier irritations for anyone over 23212.
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It also features an ingenious, jolting conclusion that may not make up for earlier irritations for anyone over 244.
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"Having people sign a liability form does not make up for their techniques being illegal to use," Tufenkian said.
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Now the company is trying to make up for some of those losses by announcing a new pricing scheme.
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You might also get tired, because it takes a lot of energy to make up for the lost heat.
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That would help make up for the decline in African-American turnout that Democrats are seeing across the nation.
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Others may not have the hottest job markets, but make up for that with affordable housing and low taxes.
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But a shift in the ethanol rules would not make up for losing the largest market on the planet.
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However, the newer businesses are not growing fast enough to make up for declines in its main networking division.
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Under both, the Fed would commit to letting inflation run above target to make up for periods below target.
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The aim is to make up for a lack of tax dollars being spent by the county, she said.
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He tried to make up for his steep learning curve, studying baserunning with Los Angeles Dodgers great Maury Wills.
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But at the very least, you hope the "carry" (extra yield) will make up for any exchange-rate losses.
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"Market participants believe the Fed lost that chance and perhaps is now trying to make up for lost opportunity."
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Pence, a former Indiana governor and congressman, was just the Washington creature to make up for Trump's weak spot.
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Its family sitcom-like conclusion didn't make up for the intense cliffhanger we got in the season 2 finale.
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But it's all in the name of style, and the sleek exterior may make up for these fussy aspects.
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"Just enough for them to light their house and to make up for all the annoying noise," he says.
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If a plan's investment returns fall below that expected rate, government sponsors need to make up for the loss.
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Norway has often bought emissions quotas abroad to make up for a lack of progress in cutting domestic emissions.
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Putting it off means you will have to sock away more cash later to make up for lost time.
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Acquisitions made to make up for revenue lost as consumers use smartphones instead of compact cameras will also help.
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To make up for the delayed deliveries and fewer incentives, Tesla will "partially absorb" the reduced federal tax credit.
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Democratic FCC commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel tweeted that today's announcement doesn't make up for how Trump has impeded 5G progress.
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But does it make up for all his coming years of selfishness and lack of participation in our society?
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He needed to win big margins in urban areas to make up for Trump's strength in more rural areas.
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We don't mean to cheat or nothing, we're just trying to make up for them times we couldn't vote.
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Barker predicts the bank will implement a cost-cutting plan to try to make up for weakness in revenue.
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I eat a handful of chocolate chips to celebrate (and make up for the doughnuts he didn't bring home).
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It also doesn't exactly make up for the fact that Apple failed to disclose the practice to begin with.
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Decreasing provider reimbursements reduces their capacity per patient as they increase appointments to make up for the financial tightening.
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To make up for this deflationary pressure, the Federal Reserve first lowered the Fed Funds rate to 0 percent.
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We did give them a free launch to make up for it and I think they had some insurance.
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However, it is unclear if economic growth will be enough to make up for the major reductions in revenue.
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They can use this to purchase food for children to make up for the loss of the school lunch.
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Bond prices go down when yields go up, and the larger yields eventually make up for the price loss.
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You can as long as you do not eat more calories to make up for the ones you burned.
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Environmentalists say Tunisia needs informal waste pickers to make up for deficiencies in the country's waste and recycling management.
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To make up for shortfalls in spending, we will have to use common sense and our secret weapon: diplomacy.
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Wages need to continue rising to make up for years of flat wages under President Bush and President Obama.
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"There's not many countries that can step up to the plate" to make up for the loss, he said.
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To make up for its lack of transparency, Apple eventually discounted the price of replacing batteries in older phones.
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Congressional Republicans are counting on faster economic growth to help make up for revenues lost to proposed tax cuts.
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Since then, Russia has done little to make up for its actions; if anything, it's stepped up its aggression.
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Still, it won't make up for the business that soybean farmers lost this year due to the trade war.
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Level-targeting regimes, in promising to "make up" for lost ground, rest on assessing the size of past shortfalls.
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How about giving Ms. O'Connor a foot-pedal-operated bass drum to make up for the missing timpani's firepower?
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The new president will have to figure out ways to make up for lost time and abandoned US leadership.
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Wichita State, along with other Kansas universities, has increased tuition 5 percent to make up for the budget cuts.
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Setting up a family pasta bar will make up for those weird sandwiches you fed the kids for breakfast.
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One of the possible tools to make up for lost tax revenue is dropping state and local tax deductions.
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This can offer them more opportunities to save for retirement and even help them make up for lost time.
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He added that Super Saturday wasn't enough to make up for declining foot traffic from earlier in the month.
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The researchers aren't sure whether chimps spontaneously developing new behaviours can make up for the loss in behavioural diversity.
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To pay certain employees half of the minimum wage and expect patrons to make up for it with tips.
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To make up for that, the company researched whether it'd be possible to use memory cards in its place.
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She said on Monday she was launching a fundraising campaign on the internet to make up for vetoed subsidies.
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I'm not quite in that category distance-wise, but I try and make up for it in other areas.
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Later, Norwood would be contrite, and he would pay Williams extra to make up for the pain he'd caused.
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We hadn't eaten in hours, and figured the extra hunger would make up for the combined century of bias.
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So guilty that you go twice as hard on Saturday and Sunday to make up for those late mornings.
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It's antiquated and inappropriate, but he does have to make up for years of glaring at middle school boys.
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To make up for her own limited educational opportunities, my mother read everything she could get her hands on.
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"I loved it when my parents tried to make up for neglecting me by buying me presents," he admits.
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The win helped make up for Portugal's loss to underdog Greece when it hosted the Euro 12 years ago.
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Lundberg says that station operators kept the difference between wholesale and retail prices to make up for tight margins.
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"Leading segments are struggling to make up for aggressive promotions that counteract positive product movement in others," Cohen said.
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It's possible that the economy is strong enough to make up for the drag caused by the trade confrontations.
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As a result, the State Department now has to try to catch up and make up for lost time.
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If C.K. has harmed women in his life, nothing he says in his act can make up for that.
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Time Teletext's graphics were so evocative, in part, to make up for the skeletal storytelling driving the news feed.
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That means recessions aren't as drastic, but periods of growth that make up for them aren't as great, either.
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A loving home at the end of the line sometimes isn't enough to make up for all that trauma.
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But the government did not provide assistance to help with those efforts or to make up for lost income.
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"You're going to make up for all the bad dances we did today with this one, right?" she asked.
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It wasn't only a time-filling distraction, it was me trying to make up for so much lost time.
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Of course, state and local taxes could be raised on the highest earners to make up for the shortfall.
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And some in the GOP are already talking about cutting Social Security and Medicare to make up for it.
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But some people may not understand it, and this small benefit doesn't make up for an uncertain work life.
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It's unclear if the Latino voter surge will be enough to make up for the drop in black voters.
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There are already programs that can make up for the lack of official support by translating OpenGL into Metal.
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Automakers hope to make up for some of the lost demand depending on how quickly they can resume operations.
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Most computer scientists would look to the modern cleverness of machine learning to make up for the sensors' deficiencies.
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Trump said the executives had not asked for financial assistance to make up for the hit to their businesses.
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But his is a team that can score, and Juventus cannot rely on wondergoals to make up for mistakes.
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Mosques — manifestations of religious tradition — and prosperous modern surroundings can't make up for the loneliness apparent in Behrendt's images.
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I was in the middle of leaving our tip and added $5 to make up for our neighbors' omission.
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I haven't eaten enough today and I'm not trying to make up for a tame weekend on a Sunday.
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But capital can also be imported to make up for a lagging savings rate and even to finance consumption.
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I tried to make up for my loneliness with games and friends from the internet, but to no avail.
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I tell him that I will bring him lunch to make up for it, because he works close by.
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He is undertaking extra fitness training, and more gym sessions, to make up for the time he has lost.
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For some, like Znaniecki, it will require an additional year to make up for credits lost in the transfer.
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Reinstating his prized deductions, he argued, would stimulate enough economic activity to easily make up for a revenue shortfall.
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After years of budget cuts, officials there see it as a way to make up for lost human resources.
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But they expect a quick rebound in the second quarter that will help to make up for the downturn.
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To make up for those losses without raising taxes elsewhere, the economy would have to become 5 percent larger.
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Insurers can't jack up premiums in random states to make up for large payouts to Harvey and Irma victims.
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That may mean eventually putting away more than 15% of your salary later to make up for lost time.
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Savings and better than expected EU fund flows, among other items, helped make up for a slight tax shortfall.
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"I know that I'll never be able to make up for or undo the mistakes I made," she said.
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Murphy said Fidelity won't sell clients' stock trade information to hedge funds to make up for offering zero fees.
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This year's forecast is around 2%, well below the 3.5-4% needed to make up for the recession quickly.
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I run a food bank and I know no amount of charity will make up for this cruel policy.
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These attacks allowed Islamic State's leaders to create an illusion of strength to make up for their battlefield losses.
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Although Facebook's app traffic has grown, it is not enough to make up for that loss, the study said.
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"I wanted to make up for my kids the nights we used to go to sleep hungry," he said.
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Farmers and biofuel producers have said that plan does not go far enough to make up for waived gallons.
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No one knows precisely how much firepower Saudi Arabia has to make up for the loss of Iranian crude.
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To make up for the lower coupon rate, the market price of your 2 percent bond falls to $666.67.
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The private sector has also gotten in on the act, often to make up for other environmentally destructive activities.
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Its workers may yet make up for lost time as they build a Mark-3 prototype for orbital launches.
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The changes are a direct result to make up for the massive losses Airtel and Vodafone reported last month.
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Universal's "The Mummy," meanwhile is counting on a strong overseas total to make up for less impressive domestic earnings.
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To make up for fewer pairs of eyes in the sky, residents and hikers are encouraged to be vigilant.
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Professionals generally try to make up for that by imagining how a wine would fare in more appropriate circumstances.
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To make up for the plants and other nutrients he was missing, Rogan said he took several dietary supplements.
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But could that really make up for the thousands of workers who were killed and maimed in his mills?
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But they make up for small size with colorful displays that look like the work of a talented candymaker.
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Each man is also in a perfect situation to turn things around and make up for a lost campaign.
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I did a lot of reading, research, and travel to kind of make up for not having that background.
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You'll likely want to pick up an SD card to make up for the 16 GB of storage though.
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When people experience social jet lag, they'll often try to make up for the sleep debt on the weekends.
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The move to adjust the program to make up for the waivers starting next year was intended to appease the Farm Belt, but biofuels companies have instead reacted angrily saying the proposal failed to make up for the impact of the waiver program so far and fell short of the administrations promises.
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The move to adjust the program to make up for the waivers starting next year was intended to appease the Farm Belt, but biofuels companies have instead reacted angrily – saying the proposal failed to make up for the impact of the waiver program so far and fell short of the administration's promises.
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"We do this to make up for what we, the young people, missed out on in the past," he said.
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An owner of several mid-range Prague restaurants said prices were going up to make up for the extra costs.
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It's difficult to see how even the most optimistic economic growth projections could make up for that loss of income.
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Power disruptions are not expected, but only because measures are being taken to make up for the sudden energy shortfall.
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We want to help you up your snacking game to make up for all the lost nibbles you couldn't enjoy.
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