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91) There are hundreds of delightful vegetarian dishes you could make for your daughter-in-law. Every meal should include at least two dishes that she can eat.
92) Hoban would unquestionably circle and make for the troop transports.
93) This is the very best offer we can make for your.
94) The wear resistance and antifriction qualities of the oil impregnated sintered bronze make for an excellent guide bushing .
95) Its plot reads like something out of a cyberpunk novella, which in and of itself, would probably make for interesting tech geek viewing.
96) Magnolia Trees, Brazilian Pepper Trees, Cumquat Trees, Palms, roses and Barrel Cacti make for an exotic and lush oasis.
97) That would make for a more exciting fight, he thought gloatingly . Ideally both sides would get hurt and all of them be losers.
98) I have, however, a definite and practical proposal to make for action.
99) In the meantime, it can at least make for some thought - provoking pillow talk.
100) But opponents have seized on another fish tale -- Mr. Goetschel's defense of the big pike -- to argue that a mandatory public defender could make for absurd results.
101) Italian Mascarpone cheese and low-fat cream, together with raspberry rime and sweet flavorful fruits that make for an amazing dessert.
102) Too much bad loans make for the financial institution to be very difficult in management.
103) They said psychoanalytic thinking could make for the betterment of society.
104) In North Korea, the broad, desolate avenues and drably dressed citizens make for a perfect tableau of authoritarianism.
105) Others take place in areas where frequent cloud cover, humidity or haze make for poor viewing.
106) Linoleic acid, an essential nutrient (one that the body cannot make for itself) and a component of corn, soybean and safflower oil, is an omega-6 fatty acid.
107) Based on finite element analysis of the model, the causes, which make for longitudinal crack of asphalt concrete pavement, are analyzed.
108) You shall not make for yourself a graven image .
109) Pacifism , while a nice philosophy, doesn't make for the most dramatic action flick.
110) Osteopathic therapy is the preferred approach to make for " drainages " and "allow for the supply of physical and nerve nutriment to the eyes.
111) There is some contouring to the left of the green which would make for an interesting chip shot , but it also funnels a bit of drainage over the left side of the green instead of around it.
112) And he was so engrossed in the Kabuki of his work that it occurred to me how easy a mark he might make for a practical joker tying shoelaces together.
113) What excuse have you to make for your slavish punctuality?
114) But humans, like many other animals, also pay attention to the preferences of others, to make for a more efficient search process. Who others like might also be a good choice for ourselves.
115) The world will make for those who are goal-directed and far-sighted.
116) She is acquainted with all the twists that make for efficient cooking.
117) Chenglong Road Avenue, the City Expressway and other major arterial roads make for easy access, therefore, it can be called the nearest golf leisure resort to the heart of Chengdu.
118) There are a lot of factions the SFL are at war with the SPL and it does not make for good reading.
119) The one forecast Buttonwood can safely make for 2008 is that the consensus will prove to be wrong.
120) What requital can we make for all his kindness to us?
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