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You know that big factory in Westminster Bridge Road-wherethey make oil-cloth.'
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Of these last the natives make oil, vinegar, flour, cordage, and mats.
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In any case, Iran's porous borders would make oil sanctions difficult to enforce.
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The halt has helped make oil and food cheaper, lowering inflation.
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A firming dollar can make oil, priced in dollars, less attractive to investors.
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When microorganisms die, they make oil; when huge timbers fall, they make coal.
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Pump lamp, have to pump it to make oil come.
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They have no olive oil, but make oil from sesamé, and also from walnuts.
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The structure could make oil companies operating offshore more accountable if there are shared responsibilities.
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And efforts to control global warming could also make oil and gas less attractive than renewable energies, he writes.
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You can make fabric, can make oil, can make fuel, so I'm very happy we're moving in the right direction.
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When the natives wish to make oil of it, they leave the root to steep in water until it putrifies.
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South San Francisco-based Solazyme uses algae to make oil and plans to sell fuel oil, dietary supplements and skin care products.
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And the calculation in Tehran may be that any decline in its production will make oil more costly in the West.
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Finally, though, a falling dollar and an American slowdown or recession will make oil and gas cheaper for all of us.
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From cow's urine to beatle's blood - the ingredients that are used to make oil paint and weird and equally wonderful.
