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Significados de make the shortlist en inglés

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Uso de make the shortlist en inglés
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Grafton was the first Irish practice to make the shortlist of five contenders.
The Irish Times
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The Canadian-Irish artist is the first printer to make the shortlist.
The Guardian
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Strong, engaging, original and accurate features always make the shortlist.
The Irish Times
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I fully expected Ed Atkins, Helen Marten or Heather Phillipson to make the shortlist.
The Guardian
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Lucy Bronze of Manchester City and her England team-mate Jodie Taylor also make the shortlist.
The Guardian
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Small Island author Levy's new work The Long Song failed to make the shortlist this time.
BBC
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Her failure to make the shortlist risks a rift between Labour and Unite, its biggest backer.
The Guardian
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To make the shortlist for the Fit Out Awards is a great achievement for all the companies involved.
The Irish Times
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Helen Hunt was the only American to make the shortlist last year, but she went on to win.
The Irish Times
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And a bonus entry … OK, it's futsal rather than football but this still has to make the shortlist.
The Guardian
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If there were an award for the most perfect-looking village in the world, Zermatt would easily make the shortlist.
The Irish Times
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Voting for who should make the shortlist was open from March 4 until March 31.
News.com.au
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He said the Red Peak flag was a "considered and elegant" design that deserved to make the shortlist.
Radio NZ
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Its battery life is also not as good as that of the Surface Pro, but it should make the shortlist.
News.com.au
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Limerick-born Barry, nominated for his debut novel City of Bohane, is the only Irish writer to make the shortlist this year.
The Irish Times
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The two authors heavily tipped to take this year's most coveted and dreaded literary prize have failed to make the shortlist.
The Guardian
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