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Blogging may make new mothers feel happier.

The financial crisis may make new retirees more dependent.

The recount commission may make new and independent determinations as to which ballots shall be counted.

And its private bank may make new customers of the social network's founders and employees when that happens.

Dr. James Kendall, of Edinburgh University, reported another important discovery which may make new sources of radium available, thus reducing the high cost.

Towns may make new efforts to attract immigrants, who already accounted for 40% of the growth in homeownership between 2000 and 2006.

And of course, the bigger and denser the city, the more the gum, which may make New York the gum splotch capital of the world.

Too much uncertainty, on the other, may make new relations risky.

The point here is that technology may make new phenomena and areas of ordinary life subject to measurement, attention, and medical interpretation.

In this environment, mobile users can access network resources using the WiMAX BS and may travel among the BSs; users may make new video calls to transmit video and new audio calls to transmit voice.

Extending that threat to individual women, putting them at risk for costly legal bills, may make new accusers hesitate before coming forward.