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I thought for a moment, trying to make sense of the situation.
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I can't really say whether these preventative measures make sense or not.
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It could make sense if it were among all 27 EU countries.
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Physics doesn't need to make sense, it just needs to look complicated.
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Say you're in France, trying to make sense of the weather report.
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National Party leader John Key said Labour's numbers did not add up.
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But as long as ads add up, China may be good enough.
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Driving lessons and insurance costs soon add up, as Theo Leggett reports.
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Their national insurance payments add up to tens of thousands of pounds.
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Sorond said that time can add up for people during the day.
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If the numbers don't add up, everything comes to nothing quite fast.
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All those factors add up and give you greater confidence and belief.
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Today and yesterday don't even add up to a full twenty-four hours.
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Joins are expensive, and frequently accessed data can add up over time.
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The costs of travel, books, photocopying and meals really do add up.
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Children were asked to add up bombs or bullets in maths exercises.
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What do all these statistics and supply system variations add up to?
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In the US, that would add up to around two million children.
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Yet the sum of his uneven parts add up to something formidable.
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In terms of the sheer math, Coverdells can add up over time.
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But collectively, those dollars would add up and increase the tax base.
