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Will they make up a new political party?

BMW brought to Frankfurt the second of two new battery-powered models that will make up a new all-electric sub-brand.

One such mixture involves the interstratification of the layer clay minerals where the individual component layers of two or more kinds are stacked in various ways to make up a new structure different from those of its constituents.

The company's newspapers, including The Wall Street Journal and The New York Post, its Harper Collins book publishing unit and a suite of Australian pay-TV assets will make up a new, slimmed-down company called News Corporation.

"We could have gone to a manufacturer and persuaded them to make up a new batch – but that would be 500 rolls minimum and completely out of our price bracket," said O'Brien.

Over time, Ms. Turkle suggested, people could grow more comfortable with the notion that they can make up a new life story, learn to navigate the tricky process of living a lie.

Alex Gregory, Andy Triggs Hodge, George Nash and Moe Sbihi make up a new-look men's coxless four crew.

So I made up a new story".

Ed Miliband said: "Yesterday, in weakness and panic, the government made up a new policy on energy.

His bright, fanciful and often mixed-media work makes up a new exhibition at the Children's Museum of Manhattan.

He truly is a pioneer, making up a new name for the area just because he moved in.