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The law must eventually recognize this fact and make provision for it.
2
For this impatience of the present, whoever would please must make provision.
3
I wish I could make provision like that for my old women.
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A man ought to make provision beyond the mere life-assurance-andso on.
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But I stayed down town to make provision for his future birthdays.
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What are the evils against which we are attempting to make provision?
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He added, 'One of my spiritual sons will make provision for you.'
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The State must reflect this wish and make provision for it?
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But the family life must make provision for the wider friendships of youth.
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For them the State must make provision at home, but not in prison.
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The first years of man must make provision for the last.
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If one would make provision against every chance of accident, one must dematerialize.
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They make provision for growth, but none at all for shrinkage.
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Stay not to make provision for yourself, but travel without encumbrances.
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But we had to make provision for you-justin case.
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In the fourth are victuallers, or those that make provision of fish and flesh.
