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The phrase "they were makes" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a grammatical error, possibly a mix-up between "they were" and "they make." Example: "They were makes of the best quality furniture in the region."
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The presentation of ordinary Japanese as the helpless victims they were makes no particular case against American postwar designs.
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They were making progress.
They were made by TV.
They were making a statement.
Whatever they were made of, they were making me hungry.
They were made MBEs.
They felt that they were making progress.
They were making his point for him.
They were made from vintage white leather.
They were making their presence known.
They were made from a meteorite.
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