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Meanings of make positive in English

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Usage of make positive in English
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We need to start responsibly using it to make positive change.
Wired
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And yet there were certain intangibilities he had never attempted to make positive.
Broken to the Plow / A Novel
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Twice he even dropped off and bent low, to make positive his belief.
The Saddle Boys in the Grand Canyon; or, The Hermit of the Cave
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The most fervent Brexiter of them all, Steve Baker, continued to make positive noises.
The Guardian
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Envy is actually the hardest sin to make positive.
The Guardian
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Background: Pregnancy is a time of optimal motivation for many women to make positive behavioural changes.
Pubmed
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Who am I to make positive conclusions about morality, and codes to serve all of humanity?
More Than Human
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Social workers have had to adapt at pace, yet paradoxically it may make positive change more likely.
The Guardian
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Another way TikTok is hoping to make positive contributions is through its TikTok for Good charitable initiative.
News.com.au
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A player that is positive and willing to take risks to try and make positive things happen.
The Guardian
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He also sees the month as a chance for Muslims to make positive changes to their lifestyle.
BBC
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We need you to drive down to Bunnell and talk to her aunt to make positive ID.
The perfect woman
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Apps like these show the real power of our smartphones to make positive changes to our lives.
The South African
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To make positive, he stopped a pedestrian.
The Man on the Box
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The focus is on how commissioning can add tangible value and make positive changes for our healthcare clients.
The Guardian
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The roll-call was bawled out, not once, but half a dozen times to make positive it had been read correctly.
Sixteen Months in Four German Prisons: Wesel, Sennelager, Klinge...
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