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I like to make straightforward food that people will want to, and be able to, make for themselves.
Shut up and listen, and let yourself count, just a little bit, on a calm that you do not have to be able to make for yourself, because here it is, freely offered.
A major question is how big a mark labor unions will be able to make for Democrats; they have mostly held their fire on television up to this point.
In fact, the "noncompete" and "compensation" clauses mean the city won't be able to make, for 75 years, fundamental economic development, land use or environmental policy decisions — anything that would affect the revenue of the parking company.
"They want their voices to be heard, and they haven't been heard for years". Genis says she hopes that she and Leece will be able to make for more productive discussion, if not change the outcome of votes.
Look at any convenience foods you currently use and think about what sorts of alternatives you might be able to make for yourself.
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The balance of benefits and risks of PSA testing should be a decision that every man over 50 is able to make for himself.
So did his stellar performance on Barack Obama's behalf at the Democratic National Convention: arguably, he made a better case for the administration's record than it has ever been able to make for itself.
These students expressed positive feedback in terms of the education and skills they developed, as well as the impact they were able to make for their client, over 20 weeks as compared to 10 weeks.
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