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That was ten days ago and there had been several in-car make up sessions since then
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Ava was really getting a chance to make up for what she thought this man did to her sister on the real Herndon and not just his cherub
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The fact that there were now seventy children being raised Brazilian didn't make up for her loss
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I withdraw into the shadows to allow them a little privacy as they make up for the time he has been away
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We find in Revelation 22:4 that those who make up the New Jerusalem shall rule and reign with Christ forever
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even without the traces of make up
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’ He invited, almost as though trying to make up for his lack of care during the morning ride
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‘I know,’ She laughed, ‘But he has other assets which make up for this unfortunate tendency
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However, later they will make up, with hugs, presents or kind
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Thom was afraid that the time was coming when they were going to make up a lie just to calm the frustration of the top brass
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atoms that make up those molecules
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make up those atoms- the electrons, the protons, the
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They have done her make up as well – not too much but just enough to make her look beautiful
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With the bias against females still a part of their psychological make up, many were amazed that the females could have gotten as far as they did
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He encouraged me to make up stories and to work out why things were as they were
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Not bothering with make up, she walked out of the room
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When I was little Mum and I used to make up stories about people in the park
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She wears no make up and has skimmed her hair with the brush
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“I would try my best to make up for his loss if you like?” Kulai said
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The club is strangely silent, as if the scaffolding and the industrial ephemera that make up its skin are being sloughed-off by the reptile within
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It was a big question and the young man should make up his own mind, after all this was his journey to make or not
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She had spoken of Jorma only as a sex partner hadn’t she? Kulai was just trying to make up for the collateral damage he caused
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Maybe she was getting a bit more healed, maybe it was the delight Kulai had given her to make up for scaring off Jorma
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He would have to call on that other oik – Keith or Kevin or whatever – and offer to make up any expenses Chas had left him with
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‘That’s ‘Richards’ with an ‘s’’, I said, horribly aware that my hair’s unwashed, my face devoid of make up and that my jeans have seen better days, not to mention that my jumper’s very much on the practical side of sartorial and my comfy, old jacket’s more old than anything else
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twenty-five with the make up and all, but Heather had the single greatest passport
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There were those nights that she would be willing to make up, but Mike didn't always recover that fast
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“They make up trips in the Yakhan,” Desa told her
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I have plenty of tapes I will make up a new one and send it to you soon
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It wasn’t her hair or make up
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Nine islands make up the fourth smal est country in the world
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These three parts seem either immediately or ultimately to make up the whole price of corn
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He was convinced that this was Desa, but she had denied that, maybe he could learn something by getting her to make up something about herself
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the ordinary profits of stock, not only to make up for all occasional losses, but to afford a
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profits of their different employers, make up the whole of what is gained upon both
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This opinion they seem to have been led into, partly by the observations which they had occasion to make upon the prices both of corn and of some other parts of the rude produce of land, and partly by the popular notion, that as the quantity of silver naturally increases in every country with the increase of wealth, so its value diminishes as it quantity increases
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‘Let’s make up the beds
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Fizzicist on discovering that Sam stuttered and offered to make up a mixture that was almost sure not to cure it
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That I’d have to make up myself there:
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She wore her usual make up that
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explosion and the wild bull race, my mind had make up that it was
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It is probable that it was partly upon account of this advantage, and partly upon account of the encroachments which the sovereigns, always jealous of the great lords, gradually encouraged their villains to make upon their authority, and which seem, at least, to have been such as rendered this species of servitude altogether inconvenient, that tenure in villanage gradually wore out through the greater part of Europe
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Interpretations should be fairly easy – just make up something that sounds plausible
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The price of the receipt, and the price of the bank money, compound or make up between them the full value or price of the bullion
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The bounty is given in order to make up this loss, and to encourage him to continue, or, perhaps, to begin a trade, of which the expense is supposed to be greater than the returns, of which every operation eats up a part of the capital employed in it, and which is of such a nature, that if all other trades resembled it, there would soon be no capital left in the country
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“Make up your mind then
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But if forty-four guineas and a-half, containing their full standard weight, a pound weight of gold, could purchase very little more than a pound weight of uncoined gold; forty-four guineas and a-half, wanting a part of their weight, could not purchase a pound weight, and something was to be added, in order to make up the deficiency
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I could never make up for that, but at least I could end this for Becky
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But, though he make up the loss of his correspondent, he cannot make up that of Great Britain
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vibrations that make up the physical universe interplay
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to make up for it
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He expects his profit, not so much from the price of the fleece, as from that of the carcase; and the average or ordinary price of the latter must even, in many cases, make up to him whatever deficiency there may be in the average or ordinary price of the former
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To make up for that it was fifteen feet across and eight feet long
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Their lips met as they tried to give everything at once, kiss everywhere, stare into each other’s eyes enough to make up for lost moments
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These three sections also make up the Old Testament in the Christian Bible and the first 3 letters of these sections as given above (T,N,K) make up the Jewish word Tanakh
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He will, therefore, content himself with a worse house, or a house of fifty pounds rent, which, with the additional ten pounds that he must pay for the tax, will make up the sum of sixty pounds a-year, the expense which he judges he can afford, and, in order to pay the tax, he will give up a part of the additional conveniency which he might have had from a house of ten pounds a-year more rent
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org/wiki/Big_Bang - cite_note-41), and is estimated to make up about 23% of the matter/energy of the Universe, while baryonic matter makes up about 4
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“I would get him working straight away Sir then he can make up for some of the time he’s been away skiving
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'All the things that make up a city I discovered I hated
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But I must make up my own mind about Rosemary
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“Yes there is something different about it I was talking to a bloke from the Engineers who told me it is thicker and has a different make up to ours so obviously someone on the Staff wants to check it out before the offensive starts
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“Don’t worry we will get round them somehow and get them to make up because I agree with you with this offensive coming up we are going to need all the mates we can get to see us through it
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Adem knew a little about this theory from watching documentaries about tiny strings of energy smaller than protons and electrons that are believed to make up the universe
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She made him strangely uncomfortable and he couldn’t make up his mind about her
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Maybe by then she could make up her mind - if he was still interested
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Maybe loving Kiri could make up for what happened with Seraphia
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Though they were in the upscale Mokath Ridge neighborhood, where low-paid enforcers would not make up any of the clientele, running into army officers was possible
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and also the stories she used to make up about them when she was young
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I had to stay nineteen months to make up for my emergency leave
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Being physically separated from Dawn this way had shaken Alex from his self-cantered behaviour, made him realise that he had to change, make up for the loneliness he’d caused his daughter
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nothingness, make up the path of our lives
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The stack tottered for a moment, as though trying to make up its mind which way to fall, finally crashing through the roof of the house with a roar that sent clouds of dust billowing up into the sky
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US bases make up most of the island, and US servicemen and Filipino migrant workers almost outnumber Chamorros
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She looked at the note in disgust: when she had really needed him, he hadn’t been there, and obviously by choice! There was nothing in this folded piece of paper to make up for that! She tossed it and the rose onto the bureau and sat on the edge of the bed, dropping her head into her hands
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Naturally, during that special stay in those islands of enchantment which make up the Philippines, we reduced the number of excursions so as to spend more time with members of the family
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He would make up some time by using the tunnels; he knew exactly how to navigate his way through to the Gateway
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It was nine-thirty in the morning and Herminia entered the convalescent home at two: not much time to make up for so thoughtless a slight
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After they trudged up the stairs to their room, Elizabeth dropped onto the narrow bed and said in a low voice, “Boy, you can make up a story on the spot!”
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Once again his light sparkled down at him as he relaxed in the bower that his mate had rushed in her eagerness to make up for him
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They were tied haphazardly, knotted over and over again to make up in force what they lacked in skill
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This seems to be the opposite of the entropy that governs all inorganic organization where concentrations of energy move toward an even distribution, whereas life seems to be a collector of energy, depositing and holding it within the various organic structures that make up the many forms of life
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But he did nothing I could see to make up to her for it
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Had he planned it this way to make up to me what I’d endured at their hands? He continued raking them with his scorn
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Most of the lies about sex that us guys believe are lies started by the porn industry and perpetuated by selfish guys that make up fake stories about their own sexual experience with a woman or what they heard about from someone else
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We do not have a count of their total forces but we know there are six master sorcerers and one grandmaster who make up their ruling council
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As much as she had prepared herself for the time change by eating and napping at the right times, her body couldn’t make up its mind whether or not it wanted food, sleep or both
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to build this house, and to make up this wall? 4 Then said we to them after this manner, What are the names of the men that make this
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process and your psychological make up
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We did not have a television, so at night we would make up plays and act out Bible stories
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Make up your mind today to live for Christ no matter the cost
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Just make up an excuse to go out and talk to the cops, and they’ll strap on a new one
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The unusual sight still didn’t make up for the fact that he had
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She would make up a few things
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Above: More than sixty singers, dancers, and actors make up the cast of the outdoor musical drama “Texas
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One possibility for those who might feel inhibited by the requirements of true science is to make up new facts and concoct new theories to simulate scientific proof of a theory or practice that is being advocated
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What poor unsuspecting individual had she trapped in her grapple with her “I can’t find my mommy” routine? I didn’t approve, but I knew I didn’t make up a large conglomerate of my kind
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lars, which make up a universe
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A CPU or Central Processing Unit, handles all the instructions and interface with the other units, which make up a computer system
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He smiled, “Vacation here with me instead, make up for lost time
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The experiences we have are captured and form part of the Akashic Records, by way of the permanent record "etched" into the particles that make up matter
