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These questions are not about the usual deal-making and log-rolling, usually called compromise, necessary to make a mass democracy based on checks and balances work.

Dogon women do not make a mass exodus to their menstrual huts at the full moon, and although some species are entrained to lunar cycles, the majority are not.

The Lib Dems haven't quite managed to convince hundreds of MPs to make a mass exodus from Labour and join their party, and the papers haven't quite convinced the public that he's a danger to everyone, especially dear old ladies on thrones.

8 P.M. (Fox) DREAMWORKS DRAGONS: GIFT OF THE NIGHT FURY Inspired by the film "How to Train Your Dragon," the winged residents of Berk make a mass exodus before the holidays, leaving behind their Viking friends Hiccup (the voice of Jay Baruchel), Astrid (America Ferrera) and Stoick Gerard Butlerr).

How, though, to make a mass spec small enough and robust enough to operate underwater?

Google didn't make a mass market device with the Pixel, in the end.

They can make a mass-produced article more individualistic and can add a final touch to clothes created at home.

It's funny, she said, that she was approached recently with a proposal to make a mass-oriented fashion brand, on the scale of other celebrity collections, but she declined.

One place protesters failed to make an impression was Staten Island, the dormitory borough famous for its vast landfill, despite an attempt on Thursday evening to make a mass-crossing from Manhattan on the familiar orange ferries.

"We've been following and working with Jeremy Scott for 14 years, so it felt obvious to offer a product that allows the designer to be a little bit more affordable, and at the same time make a mass-market watch more fashionable" said Sarah Lerfel, buyer and artistic director of Colette.

Jack Romanos, president and chief operating officer of Simon & Schuster, said that as mass-market paperback sales atrophy across the industry, one way to reconnect with readers may be to make a mass-market author like Ms. Clark available in electronic formats.