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"There's never been one voice, which has made for really interesting lyrics at times, but can be a bit confusing".

The nice thing was that it was just Pete and I. Just the two of us showing up, natural lighting and a very informal setting, which made for really relaxed conversations instead of just art interviews.

Coping with the dichotomy between being a supportive partner and a documentarian meant Johnny had to work out where to draw the line, so the series didn't consume their relationship: "There were a lot of times I could have pulled my camera out, which would have made for really powerful and emotional photos, but those were the times it also felt wrong," he says.

"Class warfare," he said, "may make for really good politics, but it makes for rotten economics".

"Oprah's so recognizable, it makes for really powerful radio," Mr. Schillace said.

It's just about him following his nose, and it makes for really, really good radio.

The emphasis on penetration-related orgasms keeps men and women feeling insecure – which makes for really terrible sex.

A digest of the past week's prophetic and interpretive thought "Class warfare may make for really good politics, but it makes for rotten economics".

By David Holmes September 20 , 2011[ image: /photos/590954dc1c7a8e33fb38b3a4] A digest of the past week's prophetic and interpretive thought "Class warfare may make for really good politics, but it makes for rotten economics".

I love working in a headlong, creative way - it makes for really exciting, creative work and I've done it successfully that way in the past.

"It always makes for really interesting reading and it's good to get more information on how my money is spent," she says.