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The mayor of Sansha City, the new Chinese city in the Paracel Islands, said the disputed waters would make for an ideal holiday destination.

I made a full-blown documentary, just like those I make for the BBC and saw that other families might like the same sort of record.

The sky was quite gray, as some precipitation happened overnight, which did not make for the greatest conditions.

Weed out the morally bankrupt people, no matter how much money they make for the firm.

How much do you really make for each hour that you spend devoted to your job?

She must have been fond of him. It's not the sort of sacrifice you make for just anybody.

This was one compromise that Conservative colleagues were happy to make for the sake of coalition unity.

Thanks for trusting me to edit you all into the song in a way that would make for a positive union of all of the talent represented.

Thanks to this uneven geometry, the planet spends more time closer to its star, which tends to make for warmer planets.

Its plot reads like something out of a cyberpunk novella, which in and of itself, would probably make for interesting tech geek viewing.

It has taught us that sleeping with one of your husband's employees doesn't make for the best marital relations (or PR).

How much risk you're willing to accept for a given potential return is a determination you'll have to make for yourself.

He anxiously desired to have his niece married, to make for her a suitable match.

Just as good fences made good neighbors, arms close to the body make for good table manners.

Letters of any size and color make for great additions in the children's room or in aliving room with a playful style.

Folding Morgan Stanley or Goldman into a large commercial bank could make for a safer company, but a less nimble one.

It is one of the first choices that you have to make for your children and they will live with your decision for the rest of their days.

Often , the items that they sell are indistinguishable in terms of quality from those they used to make for the foreign brand emporiums .

Belief does not make for good science, however. And despite the newfound numbers, Wells doesn't know what sort of lunacy is at play.

The important thing was to think about an ethical code which would make for happy families and well-run countries without too much fighting.

We have got some improvements to make for sure and some work to do to be able to beat these guys on a more regular basis.

It's impossible to miss the fact that stocks, real estate and bonds all make for decent investments (at least most of the time).

The best way to come up with startup ideas is to ask yourself the question: what do you wish someone would make for you?

Taking the shape of a spiral, not only does the form make for a compelling aesthetic, but it is able to capture wind from any direction.

This does not mean that there may not be rules in the collective. I mean the small personal decisions that you make for yourself.

Too much bad loans make for the financial institution to be very difficult in management .

All this impedes the efficient exit and entry of institutions that make for a vibrant local banking sector.

The mother has been old, what my this is the daughter to be able to make for her?

Trust me, you'll see more enthusiasm on her end, which will make for an engaging date for the both of you.

We're starting to see a virtuous cycle. The more money we make for our content partners, the more engaging content they upload.

Whereas neuroticism tends to make for gloomy types, extroversion does the opposite.

Some, however, argue that the use of microblogs in and of itself does not make for better government.

T "Small business Accounting system" measures the body custom make for the Small business, easy and feasible, the flexibility is good.

Positioning , tackling, pace and anticipation are just some of the important characteristics that make for a good full- back .

Q: What difference will the WHO growth standards make for the children themselves?

On the whole, none of these circumstances would make for habitable conditions.

What difference does the history of the Fourteenth Amendment (and the intentions of its framers ) make for your decision?

They'll make for nice reminiscences when your little one is all grown up.

As you might guess, this would make for a very large book!

Most Koreans have prominent boney foreheads and short jaws-which do not make for a beautiful face.

As another example, declaring that government is bad tends to make for bad government.

Political analysts say the strategy is no surprise and could make for a very close election next year.

Cole predicted the massacre reports would not make for a 'game changing' psychological shift.

Pine boughs make for good insulation, but as long as you stack and weave lots of leaves, branches and twigs, you'll have adequate shelter.

The verdict: It tasted like an ordinary egg, frankly, but its sizable yolk can make for a rich meal on its own.

welcome, earl. finally, you begin to look forward to coming into the special coffin that I make for you?

Others take place in areas where frequent cloud cover, humidity or haze make for poor viewing.

None of those alternatives make for as compelling a division of labor as the SVG technique here, however.

The combinations of light and shade, open and enclosed spaces and linear elements make for a highly sensuous and restorative experience.

Located at the front beach, these shallow carol reefs make for great snorkeling.

Do not make any gods to be alongside me; do not make for yourselves gods of silver or gods of gold.

Grade-two thinking, though it filled life with fun and excitement, did not make for content.

The Greeks believed they made men more virile as well. Plus, olives make for a perfect low-carb appetizer.

You must have missed my other post when I said that occupying cities and deposing the government does not make for a victory anymore.

Luxury goods, luxury sports and luxury real estate make for a tidy package of good old-fashioned American materialism.

While it would make for boring television, the race is terrifying as hell if you're part of it.

One of the best decisions you can always make for yourself is to choose in favor of learning something.

Overripe, very dark bananas make for flavorful banana bread. Instead of throwing them out, bake them into a great dessert.

Greetings to all! I wish to establish same guestbook. What should I make for this purpose? It works without mistakes?

The company secures much-needed jobs in our local area and [the] plans make for a very exciting future.

A couple of quick showers a day and a change of clothes make for a new person in the sticky heat.

Some of these people are completely non-verbal, and it's very draining for parents. But I realize that doesn't make for good entertainment.

"Soon, also 3 days of appearance. " The autumn waters smiles openings, " childe, your Xie wears, I to make for you to eat of, repair body. "

But wait till you see what we'll make for you to your own measure.

Or what a difference we could make for our countless homeless citizens, who more than anything else need a space station to call their own.

The two tones of the green make for a great backdrop and let the birds stand out.

Grievous clawed along the hull of his falling flagship to make for the escape pod bay.

It is possible to build some Flame or Stealth Tanks and try to sneak them into you enemy's base, which can make for a good distraction.

Those with the hotel, recreation area and pottery studios make for a comprehensive and dynamic whole.

Those activities would not make for good television, the producer said, and Bushman was not invited on the show.

Practicing observational humor is a great way to build humor skills. It would make for a great addition to many corporate board meetings.

But then China would be in a war. It would make for bloody chaos.

from two levels, and in practice for contemporary Chinese architecture, it could make for getting out of the puzzling of aphasia.

A small, loyal group of people may make for a supportive network, but it probably won't be a very creative one.

The current run of family spats in the region make for viewing almost as compulsive as that of America's favourite dysfunctional family.

The submitter just used the title of the original article, not thinking of what would make for a good Digg title.

It is believed that this will make for an even faster game than fans are used to.

Pollutants like industrial waste, sewage runoff, overpopulation and agriculture discharges all make for quite a toxic brew.

The wear resistance and antifriction qualities of the oil impregnated sintered bronze make for an excellent guide bushing.

When sliced up, the oddly colored rings make for a nice presentation on a plate.

Dear M. E. : There are hundreds of delightful vegetarian dishes you could make for your daughter-in-law.

Eurobonds and treaty change together just might make for a better vessel, but they would take years to put into effect.

Perhaps that's a refinement you could make for your own site.

The thumbnails representing each app are big enough to make for quite finger-friendly experience of starting up applications from this menu.

Along the way I came across a small indentation in the slope that would make for about the only candidate for a horizontal place to sleep.

Your stubbornness coupled with your mate's jealousy don't make for a favorable time.

Like Chua, my parents sacrificed a great deal to raise me and my siblings--they make for great stories now that we're all adults.

The atmosphere in all the stadiums and the enthusiasm from the fans helped make for a great trip.

This combination of calculation and instinct makes for a savvy musician, but does it make for an adult?

Crime, immigration and terrorism make up a beat that does not forgive mistakes or make for easy policymaking.

This combination of calculation and instinct makes for a savvy musician, but does it make for an adult?

Crime, immigration and terrorism make up a beat that does not forgive mistakes or make for easy policymaking.

Your 592-page cookbook wouldn't make for a very large database table-almost certainly small enough to fit on a 32 MB USB memory stick.

A suspension built on springs alone would make for an extremely bouncy ride and, depending on the terrain, an uncontrollable car.

Preventative medicine, electronic records and slashing waste would make for a cheaper system.

Mencius encouraged the expression of compassion , humanity and human dignity to make for a truly " human " society .

To find out the deficiencies of our elders satisfies the young ego but does not make for personal security.

This, coupled with the beautiful abundance of flora and fauna, make for a beautiful and unique place to stay.

Plus I figured a law degree might come in handy; if anything it would make for an interesting story.

To find out the deficiencies of our elders bolsters the young ego but does not make for personal security.

It goes without saying that the promotion of Mandarin can better make for the communication of people all around the country.

In many cases, your page design will actually dictate the decisions you make for your Tapestry components.

"The new modules will enable faculty to acquire a range of skills that make for a well-rounded, modern management educator. "

The arrangements they have to make for family reunions, buying necessities and preparing food keeps them busy throughout the holiday.

That move might not make for groundbreaking candidates or policy. But it's won more than a few elections.

But though it could make for an interesting campaign year, such daters could be making a mistake if they are seeking long-term partners.

But unless they are made, using the old wood of an overreliance on exports won't make for a very seaworthy ship for the world economy.

You build up your low poly portfolio, get paid and have the right to further sell what you make for me.

when, out of the corner of his eye, he sees the cobra emerge and make for the bowl of milk.

Well, there might be some scientific basis for why romantic movies make for good dates.

At the very highest level, the difficult bodily movements, combined with the skilful handling techniques, make for fascinating viewing.

D: Well, there might be some scientific basis for why romantic movies make for good dates.

He feels a little bit strange, in any case still make for that unique vacancy sits down.

Even Hollywood would have to admit that the Rockets winning would make for a better story than the Lakers winning.

Edward points out that "forecasts for urbanization and economic growth make for a compelling Wall Street pitch. "

For communication that always occurs between two peers, repeatedly providing the server address does not make for good programming practice.

And thou shalt make for it four rings of gold, and put the rings in the four corners that are on the four feet thereof.

The strains of environmental pollution, political corruption, and social alienation make for a sad song.

Everyone has a unique tongue print. That would make for an interesting investigative tool.

So wouldn't all this make for a chummy trade relationship?

Decision is always easier to make for outsiders than for insiders.

There might be some scientific basis for why romantic movies make for good dates.

And climate change is not entirely good news: the likelihood of more extreme swings in weather will not make for easy harvests.

Each of these changes is a catastrophe. Together they make for something much worse.

These backyard cinemas make for a great venue in which to enjoy a movie or watch the football under the stars.

The cyclically varying pitch and roll of the 284-step spiral staircase make for a dizzying experience, especially walking down.

Their tales make for gripping narratives , but they do not make sound science.

Why are so many people so anxious to get away from the small town or village where they were brought up, and to make for the big cities?

Every Christmas I looked forward to the new dress Mom would make for me to wear to our program at school.

Callum: So can less than accurate science make for a good film?

You shall not make for yourself an idol in the form of anything in heaven above or on the earth beneath or in the waters below .

What else preparation shall we make for study, living, accommodation and participation in society before going to university?

Above all, it has become plain that the absence of ownership does not make for good management.

Happy developers ought to make for happy customers and help continue Google's path towards mobile dominance in the smartphone market.

Magnolia Trees, Brazilian Pepper Trees, Cumquat Trees, Palms, roses and Barrel Cacti make for an exotic and lush oasis.

A division of responsibility between governments and central banks might make for fewer blunders than having either of them in sole command.

Although the image has great light and the curves make for a graceful composition, it's not complete without the motorcycle.

First, it would make for a very lopsided picture.

One of the reasons I have come here today is to look at the garment you have make for us according to the sample I sent for you.

It should make for a fantastic spectacle, and there will be noise level inside the famous old stadium to match.

Thank you Jules for another fantastic solution to "what the heck am I going to make for dinner? "

The best thing now would be to make for the top of the hill.

These patients don't hold back, and their tales make for refreshing reading, a sea of patients' voices telling me how it really is.

The problem is that, although compromising to keep the show on the road might be the "new politics" , it could make for bad economics.

That could make for a better home life today and future adults better able to excel in the world.

Try everything at least once, especially the stuff that grosses you out, it will make for a better story.

The purity of materials and extreme offset of the basin make for an incredibly striking piece.

It works pretty well on 9 " netbooks as is, so a 10" screen with smart multitouch interface would make for a solid user experience.

This article looks at the qualities that make for a good utility and the design process that goes into it.

Its shops and high-tech advertising make for the perfect picture of modern life in The Big Apple.

It might not be the most productive project in the world, but it'll make for a fun way to waste time during the work day.

The signs of restlessness among young Chinese make for a less predictable political future.

On Earth intelligence or the understanding of advanced technologies does not necessarily make for its correct application.

Miniature collectibles make for a beautiful collection and display.

Spiciness as well as fruitiness make for an ideal pairing with Asian Cuisines.

Special guided tours for you, and more special arrangements , all these just make for you.

Han Leng not the Kui make for the feather Lin Wei's conductor, not I imagine so worthless scoundrel.

Creating a confederation with mainland China would make for an even looser connection.

To the mistake that you make for the first time, I can forgive. However, will never do it again.

While they make for really good labor stories, not all of the short labors you've heard about are as short as they seemed.

Yet the vivid details of the farmers' lives, their humanity and, often, intelligence, make for compelling reading.

Yet cheerful forecasts make for a market vulnerable to near-term disappointment.

Even if such a nuanced approach doesn't make for quite such a good Hollywood movie.

Predictions make for better copy, but not always smarter copy.

go and do as thou hast said: but make me thereof a little cake first, and bring it unto me, and after make for thee and for thy son.

Greens and Mushroom Panini: When you blanch the greens, these panini make for a quick and wonderful meal.

In North Korea, the broad, desolate avenues and drably dressed citizens make for a perfect tableau of authoritarianism.

Unemployment and sliding profits do not make for rising consumption in China any more than anywhere else.

If the ship encountered wind force eight, it should make for port.

God made a way that we couldn't make. . . for me. . . and for you.

They make for perfect Mandarin lessons, with simple, colloquial language, clear voices, and repetitive dialogues.

However, no evidence is ever presented to support these claims, which make for good media coverage but are scientifically unwarranted.

The toys that you make for your children are fragile.

Well, are rich people happier Researchers have found that in poor countries, being relatively well off does make for greater well-being.

Packed with protein, lentils make for a great, healthy meal.

increase the content of the bigger soil particle to make for the soil nutrient's enrichment.

The last one is, of course, makefile, which will be used by GNU Make for building binaries.

Seaside lava ledges make for otherworldlyexperiences on this often-overlooked Hawaiian island.

That would make for a fascinating invention.

Avocado: Sea urchin and avocado make for a 'divine combination, ' says the chef.

I generally prefer fast flowing circuits but you can overtake around here which should make for some exciting racing for the fans.

In this way the young person acquires strengths that make for a very attractive personality.

But it is chock-full of designer clothes and fancy yachts that make for a fascinating read.

However, the criteria that the center uses to define Internet addiction make for interesting reading.

A top degree does not necessarily make for a top employee.

yet I have no other observation to make, for what you say is correct, which is more than can be said for all philosophy.

Many of the assumptions a Linux developer might typically make for an embedded system don't work on a PDA.

Such efficiency rates, they say, could make for a viable commercial device.

This may make for confusion in responsibilities and contradictory delegated legislation.

Eight reluctantly accepted the patriotic sacrifice they had to make for the "national project. " The remaining 21 were furious.

networks and the web make for proactive maintenance that enhances the availability of the installation.

Now even if your week turns busy and exhausting, you won't have to shop or wonder what you should make for dinner.

Put an end to the apologies you make for being late, forgotten commitments, and lost or misplaced information or belongings.

Of course, the pure collection of golden rectangles doesn't make for a professional, nice-looking design.

What arrangements would you make for your rest days generally?

"Run-run-run downhill, make for the woods, the woods! " she shouted to Wilbur. "They'll never-never-never catch you in the woods. "

What difference does the distinction between an ordinal and cardinal utility function make for welfare analysis?

Of course he had no complaint to make, for he was being well-treated.

I suggest that the agency contract shall be Initially make for a trial period of one year .

The practice, the method, the system in our daily life make for a matter of routine, a repetitive action and so a mechanical mind.

They should all make for good story lines, high-level competition, fun speculation all through training camp and the exhibition season.

Constraining error responses in such a manner can make for a sub-optimal user experience.

Ms. Rinehart would make for an interesting world leader in wealth.

Do not make for yourselves images of anything in heaven or on earth or in the water under the earth.

Pictures make for a thousand words. . . here's what I meant when I say (showing customer the picture). . .

Doing as much as you can before the actual day, will make for a much more enjoyable 25th.

Ample inside cabinet space and easy access components make for simple future maintenance and adjustments.

Details of the extent of Mr Breivik's delusions, released yesterday, make for chilling reading.

As a complement to the regular higher education, self-taught examination will make for the social mobility and the harmony of society.

In your view, what are the factors that make for the ideal training and education in TCM and acupuncture?

Anyway, back to the Superbowl. . . . . . . . and what to make for a main course.

And at the end of the day, these things make for a lifetime of challenge and reward.

The texts make for fascinating reading, and provoke some good discussions of the cliched, "Where were you when it happened? "

Most notably, the tricks that Boost deploys make for performance-efficient code and library development.

Vetoes may be needed to maintain democratic consent, even if they make for poor crisis management.

In addition, mapping files make for a cleaner separation between business logic and persistence code.

Marching into an area that only contains an opponent's Power token does not make for battle.

Plus the steamer is lightweight, and its front and rear wheels make for easy mobility.

Both teams are on good form, which should make for a great game.

What other qualities make for a great leader or good boss?

Simple things like new movies, daily occurrences, common friends, make for light conversation.

Dual-core guts make for faster apps and a smoother interface.

Even within countries, differences between regions make for different markets.

A fly-catching clock, pest-control lampshade (above) and mouse-eating table all together make for one hungry living room.

Give self a little challenge every time, you energy little field make for is consummate.

Let us therefore follow after the things which make for peace, and things wherewith one may edify another.

Posts covering interview questions and answers always make for interesting reading.

It may make for tetchy government, but it could also moderate the extremes.

But these hiccups make for good reading, as is clear from the explosion of books on the subject.

This integration is crucial in a facility such as a chemical plant, where volatile products make for dangerous working environments.

It must make for a very complicated pitch process.

and where there is not much point in busybody neighbours "twitching the curtains" make for friendlier places to live.

Interviews with people like festival cooks, animal handlers and cheerleaders always make for good TV.

We predict that nanoscopy, although still taking baby steps in its application to biology, will make for an equally exciting year ahead.

The findings of the United Nations Children's Fund make for grim reading.

BD has been examining existing powers and penalties to make for more stringent enforcement and stronger deterrent.

The popularity of capital manages is a great leap for the Chinese business circle that make for value manages form material object.

It's not just the changing leaves that make for a spectacular autumn view.

Yup, they make for some pretty humorous games, though keep in mind each one of these are a 550 minerals and 150 gas investment.

This can make for a very difficult situation, because necessary communication is replaced by contests of "rightness" between you.

It argues for keeping careful track of what changes you make for optimization.

The ugly results will make for difficult decisions on bonuses as the year draws to a close.

Combined with a shower seat and grab rails they make for a solution that is stylish and practical.

And two boards shalt thou make for the corners of the tabernacle in the two sides.

Faded and distressed accents make for a worn-in look that's sure to impress.

I make for my goal, I follow my course; over the loitering and tardy will I leap.

You can't decide what to make for dinner, what to wear to work or which exit to take off the freeway.

Which choice you make for layout depends largely on your work habits.

A country without a government will make for an even friendlier environment.

The hunter's face lit up with excitement as soon as he saw the fox emerge among the bushes and make for the trap he had laid.