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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
make . - noun Plural form of
make .
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Examples
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I think continuous shots makes it sudden..makes it real. thedude
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Fortunately for me, whenever ticket sales are down or if the promoter doesn't really have any more resources to throw at the show, the label makes some resources.
Mike Ragogna: An Artist With His "Eye On The Prize": A Conversation With Marc Broussard
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Fortunately for me, whenever ticket sales are down or if the promoter doesn't really have any more resources to throw at the show, the label makes some resources.
Mike Ragogna: An Artist With His "Eye On The Prize": A Conversation With Marc Broussard
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Fortunately for me, whenever ticket sales are down or if the promoter doesn't really have any more resources to throw at the show, the label makes some resources.
Mike Ragogna: An Artist With His "Eye On The Prize": A Conversation With Marc Broussard
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Some say the label makes them feel stuck with high-school definitions of success, which invariably involve rising to the top of a profession, making lots of money, or both.
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Fortunately for me, whenever ticket sales are down or if the promoter doesn't really have any more resources to throw at the show, the label makes some resources.
Mike Ragogna: An Artist With His "Eye On The Prize": A Conversation With Marc Broussard
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But whatever the merits of this linear economic projection, the term makes little political sense.
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The name makes me think it was someone sad, crying at night, in the darkness.
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As her name makes evident, Sarah Lee Guthrie's musical heritage runs deep: Woody Guthrie was her grandfather and Arlo is her dad.
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Just her name makes my mouth taste like rancid butter.
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