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Idiom
In the making.
When something is in the making, it means it is in the process of being made.
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Nearly everyone in the ecosystem participates in the making of, analyzing of, or reporting on the news.
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We are trying very hard to bring them back to the fold, to make them return and participate in the making of the country".
They were participating in the making of financial history.
Allow them to participate in the making of their societies.
It's a cop show, but its cops are also participating in the making of a cop show.
Frailty prevented the three-time world champion and Olympic gold medallist from participating in the making of the new documentary, however.
Two years ago, the writer participated in the making of a film about his work produced by the British Broadcasting….
Two years ago, the writer participated in the making of a film about his work produced by the British Broadcasting Corporation for the English TV series "Bookmark".
While he chose not to participate in the making of the DVD, Mr. Fincher is highly praised for his skill with actors and special effects.
In a telephone interview, Mr. Fager said that all of the "60 Minutes" correspondents participated in the making of the hour-long tribute.
Was that James just now, one of the subjects — a perpetrator — who participated in the making of this book, a documentary project on child sexual abuse?
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