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Discover Ludwig"which made it" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used as a relative clause to provide additional information or explanation about the subject of the sentence. Example: The new regulations, which made it harder for small businesses to compete, received criticism from industry leaders.
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One of the strengths of this study is its retrospective design which made it resource efficient.
"Which made it better viewing.
I did know, which made it OK.
"They all had car gags, which made it more complicated.
Tells about problems which made it 3 yrs.
And they powdered his beard, which made it worse".
"The was no guardrail, which made it seem easy.
The Arabs rejected the plan, which made it irrelevant.
It was torture, which made it feel more meaningful.
Which made it to WD-40, like the motor oil.
It was her birthday, which made it even worse".
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