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Meanings of make the park in English

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Usage of make the park in English
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What will it take to make the park beautiful again?
Armageddon's Children
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They couldn't make the park complete without Plunkitt's swamp, and they had to pay a good price for it.
Plunkitt of Tammany Hall: a series of very plain talks on very p...
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A clap of thunder that seemed to make the park quake broke over their heads, followed by some thick drops.
Coningsby; Or, The New Generation
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The legacy company says it will be adapting plans to create a cycling environment, and make the park as cycle-friendly as possible.
BBC
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Disney's overhaul "will make the park more Disneyland worthy," said blogger Jim Hill, who writes a popular Disney fan blog.
Reuters
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Heat and her detectives trotted to cover and made the parked car.
Raging Heat
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If Mrs McAleese makes the Park, will Queen Elizabeth be her first State visitor?
The Irish Times
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The scattered streetlights made the park seem even gloomier.
Villain
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We said, ' Make the park into the jewel of the crown for Ravensthorpe-Hopetoun, Mr Goldfinch said.
News.com.au
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The bridge is what has made the park famous but there are several other excellent attractions.
The South African
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Being able to see these monoliths makes the park seem both bigger and yet more intimate, stripped.
Stories: all-new tales
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The streetlight flickered in and out, making the park look spectacularly creepy, something from a bad horror movie.
This is where we live
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In 2001 The New Yorker ran a major feature, illustrated with Sternfeld's images that made the park seem like a real possibility.
BBC
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Their beams shot straight up into the air, making the park seem as if it were surrounded by colonnades of bright, pale light.
American empire: blood and iron
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The game that makes the park really interesting are the smaller animals, like klipspringer and steenbok (both rather rare and unique antelope).
The South African
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Mr. Thornton is building a good house, and purposes to build other cabins, with the intention of making the park a resort for strangers.
A Lady's Life in the Rocky Mountains
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