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1 This took three years to make because everybody said no.
2 Bell said the sequel had taken four years to make because of the meticulous development.
3 Second: It is a reasonable request to make because of what God has done for us.
4 It's actually good to have hard choices to make because it means we've got some good depth.
5 In Brazil, ethanol is easy to make because the juice of sugarcane crops can be directly fermented.
6 And there are kind of stupid mistakes that systems make because of lack of common sense, LeCun says.
7 But I'd much less rather have to pay for some kid you make because there ain't condoms in there.
8 I don't have any choices to make because you and Mom have already made them for me, haven't you?
9 Woodward has a difficult decision to make because , for a club with United's ambitions, it must be a bland existence.
10 A malaria vaccine has been difficult to make because the parasite is very diverse with many antigens on its surface.
11 On the personal front, though, watch what you do and what decisions you make because you may tend to overreact!
12 But sometimes you have to be careful in the changes that you make because it's your officers that's suffering, not the inmates.
13 Flu vaccines are hard to make because they must be grown in chicken eggs for months, and viruses mutate all the time.
14 He was definitely in my team tomorrow, but I have got a decision to make because of what he's come out and said.
15 Labor unions sued over the reduction, which Christie said he was forced to make because of a severe drop in the state's revenues.
16 Around a third of people say they've cut down on the number of car journeys they make because of the cost of motoring.
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