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Jordan is the only Arab country besides Egypt to sign a peace treaty with Israel, and, in contrast to Egypt, the Islamist party in Jordan that has made up the principal political opposition has staunchly opposed the pact.

That it came in a courtroom is perhaps appropriate as much of the sporting conflict that has made up a turbulent 12 months has been removed from the field of play.

His campaign has met derision and doubt from all three factions of the coalition that has made up the Republican Party since the election of President Ronald Reagan: antitax, foreign policy and social conservatives.

America's top diplomat, who often cycles during his free time on foreign trips, had brought his own bicycle to France to tackle the Col de la Colombière, a mountain pass that has made up part of the Tour route more than a dozen times.

I think it is the fans chanting against him at Thursday's game that has made up his mind.

The problem was out there in the culture -- a culture which remains blind to the gifts that each human being has to share, a culture that has made up stories about our not-enoughness, a culture which judges people who then pass on that painful judgement to others.

Your article describes Levitt through the details and events that have made up his life.

In which stores, they asked themselves, could the fireworks and propane tanks that had made up the bomb be obtained?

Or to explore the dizzying blend of film styles and references that have made up his work over the last 15 years.

A lawmaker in Nebraska this year proposed the unthinkable: Cut by half, or more, the 93 counties that have made up the state for generations.

Hammond made clear that it was the charge of breaching a manifesto commitment that had made up Downing Street's mind.