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Idiom
To make something from scratch.
To make something by starting with the basic ingredients.
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I was going to make something happen.
"He's going to make something happen".
He's going to make something of his life.
China is never going to make something like this public.
And even then, I'm going to make something happen".
"Right," says Aaron. "Now you're going to make something bigger".
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"I'm removing the art to see how far I can go to make something appear without the materiality of the thing itself," she said.
Curt Smith: What, the extent to which the company has gone to make something good?
"Chris Evans, everybody went to work to make something.
Sam's going to make them something with pasta".
You're not going to make up something.
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