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• There are two critical mistakes an organization can make after an attack that can compromise a successful forensic investigation.
• The door swung open and a flurry of snow came in and quickly started to make pools on the floor.
• we've got a lot to do if you're going to make the shuttle
• Being an artist is a way to get my songs out there, but labels are looking to make money and a profit.
• Before talking to the family, make a list of the points you want to discuss.
• to make sb angry
• make an appointment with the dentist
• Any money they make after they've paid back the loan can either be put back into the business or kept.
• he waited confidently for his band to make it
• I'm not crazy about the title, but Denning does make some very interesting points.
• Dad used to make a big deal about getting the fireworks, while Chris and I made a bonfire.
• They will make money and bring us lots of other benefits too, the promoters promise.
• Training didn't make me drink less, but it certainly made the hangovers less painful.
• With the first Toy Story film our idea was that toys are made to be played with, that they exist to make children happy.
• I wish it were as light and soft as it looks; then it would make a really interesting new kind of mattress.
• New growth companies make their money by bringing a fresh approach to the business world.
• I gave a hammer to one of the men so he could try and make a hole in the glass to give us some air.
• Tell them that one and one make two, and they'll insist it makes three.
• they want to make all staff feel special
• The first was as Purdey, the New Avengers character reputedly named after a make of shotgun.
• This is true, interesting and important, but doesn't make much of a blog posting.
• If I can get to Hammersmith by twenty to one in the morning I can make the very last train into Richmond.
• Let's make it a night for ourselves.
• Even from a distance I could see it was of fine make , for the hilt glittered with silver as he held it up.
• the pilot didn't make it—his neck's broken
• my aim was to make the top four
• The image was too shocking to be used in any publicity designed to make drivers slow down.
• the make, model, and year of his car
• this will make a real mess of your work
• How many are there? I make it sixteen
• Business is so good that Yuen and her partner have to make trips twice a week to bring in new stock.
• Seán won't be able to make the meeting
• he wasn't going to make captain
• The only way we could make it on time was to start driving on Thanksgiving Day and keep going way into the night.
• If you do wish to make a brief closing comment, this is the point at which you have that opportunity.
• It depends on what kind of deliberation we expect out of the candidates over the coming weeks and the decisions they make after they're elected.
• If you've only got a few leaves then you can sling them in a bin bag, make a few air holes in it, tie up the top and leave it for a year or so.
• This is not the kind of speech to make a deeply unpopular leader any more popular.
• make him an offer he can't refuse
• If they do make a surplus that money goes back into the school to provide bursaries or development projects.
• When a certain group tried to make us give into pressure, they were chased away by the ones in power.
• to make sb happy
• the best way to disarm your critics is to make them laugh
• I had to cook something I could make after work, and I had an old electric range with only two rings working.
• I also think that the direct service components in particular help us keep perspective in the choices that we make after we're finished in college.
• I will have to travel a distance to make it there and do not want to find it closed upon arrival.
• They don't collect our rubbish at all - we have to make separate and costly arrangements.
• I haven't seen it before and try to make myself show some interest whilst cooking dinner.
• The only person who will gain will be some landlord who will make money from his rent.
• three nines make twenty seven
• Emily came back an hour ago, stating that she was going to make everyone lunch.
• When things got really bad I would buy a wreck, do it up and make a bigger profit.
• To be a pilot you need to know aerodynamics and a bit about the engines but you don't need to know the make of the fuel pump.
• let's make it 7:30
• I'll make us both a cup of tea
• The chosen man was instructed to make a will and briefed on how he would die.
• I make that about 65% of the total
• make a list of all the points you can think of
• there are two more points to make
• they didn't always make it on time
• It is a means to an end and exists to make life that little bit easier.
• The international cooperation needed to make such a film must be unprecedented.
• He registered at Florida Southern College but did not make the team.
• She turned to make herself a drink, and was surprised to find the coffee jar almost empty.
• It's too bad that I can't make her party tomorrow night.
• decorative features make brickwork more interesting
• after breakfast you'd have until 8.25 to make your bed
• anyone can make a mistake
• My parents kept goats when I was young, and they tried to make me drink the milk.
• Will they make a CD of those songs from the show?
• My wife made coffee after the meal.
• My wife made coffee after the meal.
• My wife made coffee after the meal.