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And actual innocence is the least effective argument to make for a new trial because it is so difficult to prove.

By episode's end, it looks like the young couple (now with added foetus) will make for a new life in Cardiff, away from the deadly wrath of Tommy and co.

It was, however, only one of the elements that made for "a new dark age for wine".

Plans have been made for a new children's room to open in a different space at the main library sometime after the building's centennial, in 2011.

Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis has killed scores of Egyptian soldiers in bombings this year.It makes for a new trend in jihadist violence.

That in turn made for a new archetype: the approachable outlaw, who wants to tweak the system from within but who puts little at risk.

An earlier fountain on this site, refurbished under Pope Nicholas V in the 15th century, was demolished in the 17th century, when plans were made for a new fountain.

During the first half of the 20th century, the old order in China gradually disintegrated, and turbulent preparations were made for a new society.

In the mid-1990s, plans were made for a new generation of Earth-observation satellites to take over from those now in orbit.

A lifetime of looking to music for inspiration is sublimated in three of his late works from the 1970s and 80s, made for a new medium: television.

The buzz: "There's lots of reverb and groove with a woozy chorus and backing vocals making for a new wave pop sound".