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And KRISTEN has to makethe performance of her life when edward leaves.

In The Wake Of ‘Twilight,’ Here’s My ‘New Moon’ Wish List » MTV Movies Blog 2008

The track record with these kindsof schemes is that they're costly and - particularly in the case of the already well-qualified - may not makethe attendees all that much more employable.

White collar jobs for white collar workers 2009

Obama apparantlyneeded headlines proclaiming that he golfs with a woman, more than heneededto makethe life and death decision as to whether he will send more troops in supportof his “war of necessity.”

Obama plays golf instead of deciding whether to send more troops to Afghanistan - California_Yankee’s blog - RedState 2009

I don't think anyone can honestly makethe blanket statement that the use of them always lowers the quality of the piece.

OpEdNews - Diary: Please Comment:: A Conversation about Raising the Quality of OpEdNews 2008

He rigs the plastic trailer Texas-style to makethe lure weedless and prevent snagging.

Three Pro Bass Fishermen with 28 Ways to Catchfish 2006

Aside from the public humiliation and the very real chance that the attendant bad publicity could spell the end of her practiceif the partners didnt put an end to it first, which reminded her she had some calls to makethe chances that the demons would just give up were slim to none.

Personal Demons Stacia Kane 2008

If we allow the Israelis to attack Iran ~ Iran will attack us in the gulf and bring about a debacle that will makethe current debaclein Iraq look like a romp in the parkversus the bloodbath thatcould welloccur in the Persian Gulf.

BEWARE, DICK / NAVY MAY GET A SUNBURN IN PERSIAN GULF 2007

Interesting characters, a descriptive setting and a fast moving plot makethe book an entertaining read.

Review: _Lady of the Trillium_ by Marion Zimmer Bradley Freedomstar 2006

Interesting characters, a descriptive setting and a fast moving plot makethe book an entertaining read.

Archive 2006-04-01 Freedomstar 2006

Paradys terrestre, as wise men seyn, is the highest place of erthe, that is in alle the world: and it is so highe, that it touchethe nyghe to the cercle of the mone, there as the mone makethe hire torn.

The Voyages and Travels of Sir John Mandeville 2004