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1 One report from Juilliard said he had problems making up his mind.
2 The rest of the afternoon was spent in making up the train.
3 Global stock markets have since rebounded making up much of the losses.
4 I remember making up the words and hoping no one would notice.
5 Smaller engines making up the remaining majority are unaffected by the decision.
6 I had lessons in making up , and I really look the part.
7 No one here, it is clear, believes in making up the numbers.
8 She actually commenced the making up of the several garments of one.
9 Just making up the sleep I lost last night on the road.
10 Europe is making up for Ireland's failure to address its waste problems.
11 With every passing second, he is closer to making up his mind.
12 It is safe to say that he is making up the numbers.
13 But mostly I would sooner be making up things in my mind.
14 There's the potential for catching up or making up for lost time.
15 Cassidy sat still in his chair, making up his mind-aboutthe whisky.
16 There were five people making up the executive of Ayacucho's partizan group.
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