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'It doesn't make much of a difference for us whether we're authorized or not, ' he said.

Young voters are not expected to turn out in great enough numbers to make much of a difference to the results.

One woman says she does not think Poland will be able to make much of a difference over the next six months.

It notes the United States will grow by less than three percent, not enough to make much of a dent in unemployment rates.

Indeed, manufacturers make much of their money from the cartridges, not the printer itself, which is often sold cheaply.

A couple of these annoying little habits are not enough to make much of a difference.

She says banning her will not make much of a difference because she cannot be a member of parliament anyway.

Although a typical spider can produce five types of silk, it does not make much of any of them.

Haley, though, is not optimistic that Western companies will be able to make much of a dent in the way China's real estate market operates.

Due in part to its proprietary requirements, e-speak failed to make much of a market impact.

It's OK for a low turnover item like tennis nets. But for soccer equipment and tennis rackets, we won't make much of a satisfactory profit.

He acknowledged that with official interest rates already at 1 per cent, further cuts in rates would not make much of a difference.

But I'm not so sure it would make much of a difference if they would let you in.

Moreover, replacing the legacy BlackBerry OS with the "high-performance" QNX operating system will not make much of a difference.

Chandler: All right, kids, I gotta get to work. If I don't input those numbers, . . . it doesn't make much of a difference. . .

All this could make much of the current forest area inhospitable to trees.

Finally, since you could see no pattern emerging from the copter's color, that factor probably didn't make much of a difference.

But in a country whose sovereignty is already compromised, it probably won't make much of a difference.

If you're normally getting about seven or eight hours a night, adding or subtracting about an hour won't make much of a difference.

More importantly, creating this network is highly unlikely to make much of a dent in transportation mode splits.

First saw him in Hero, though I was so mesmerized by Maggie Cheung that he didn't make much of an impression.

Despite help from the likes of Ringo Starr and Billy Preston, it failed to make much of an impact.

If I don't input those numbers, it doesn't make much of a difference.

Though unlikely to make much of an economic or political dent, al-Salman says it reinforces the protest's new, more subtle message.

This may not make much of a difference in the real world, since most XML tools and processes manage namespace declarations automatically.

It was a fact that he didn't make much of a fuss about, usually.

Labour will make much of this record, and especially of its victory in the war on waiting.

What bothers me is that in school and elsewhere, I've noticed most people don't make much of an attempt to listen to others.

Another example is feeling that your best contributions won't make much of a difference, so why bother?

But doubts remain whether raising the tax on cigarettes would really make much of a difference.

I couldn't make much of that new book of his.

I think swapping "a book" to "many speeches" does not make much of a difference.

On modern-day Earth, which is saturated with life, a few more organic materials wouldn't make much of a difference.

U. N. officials here acknowledge he arrived too late to make much of a difference.

"I don't think it would make much of a difference either way, " Assange said.

That I should make much of myself and turn it on all sides, hus casting coloured shadows on thy radiance -- such is thy maya.

Local authorities make much of their revenue by converting farming or residential land to commercial use.

Mr Sarkozy will doubtless make much of the inexperience of Mr Hollande, who has never held a ministerial job.

But this won't make much of a dent in the bilateral trade balance or bring back jobs.

'In a panic, volumes are too high and the central bank doesn't make much of a difference.

European or Asian firms have yet to make much of an appearance in cloud computing.

But Gervais says this hasn't yet happened. And he doubts Mr. Sarkozy's visit to Washington will make much of a difference.

It doesn't make much of a difference whether a teacher speaks British or American English.

This way of thinking is indeed a great way to make much of your life a lot more miserable and limited than necessary.

So it takes a lot of pressure on top, a lot of extra inert gas to really make much of a difference.

Still, Joffe does not believe that the loss of a drone helicopter will make much of a dent militarily.

There are lots of programming languages out there, and few of them make much of a splash.

And it is probably too late for global policy coordination to make much of a difference.

But you ought not to make much of this gift.

Rather, middleware will make much of this processing transparent (and easier).

She didn't make much of a contribution at the meeting this morning.

Gyms make much of their money from all the people who pay a monthly subscription and rarely or never set foot inside.

As they anyway stay sexually attractive until an advanced age, it doesn't make much of a difference whether they are 22 or 44.

The local police arrested them before they could make much of an impact.

by the way , we must make much of the source of autochthonous spirits of company law.

Your Confucian makes much of reputation, but I am pragmatic. I make much of how to acquire fortune.

We must make much of this incident.

In general, it is what we make much of and what we make little of now that determine our niche in life.

Make much of what you have.

Make much of one, good men are scarce.

It is a sadly impoverished tribe that does not allow access to, and make much of, some children.

I didn't make much of it at first.

The tendency to expatiate and make much of local advantages was Western.

If I make much of anything appointed, magnify it secretly to myself or insidiously to others;