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There is not much to be seen in a little town, but what you hear makes up for it.

He may not be very tall Messi, but he makes up for that in speed and agility, which allow him to evade the tackles of his opponents.

Its appearance makes up for the shortage of traditional charging methods in terms of their adaptability, security and self-charging.

And having this bit of digital footage of him makes up for all the rotten landlords and housing codes in this foggy ole city.

And last but not least, it makes up for the long, obliterating neglect in his own land of one of history's greatest scientific visionaries.

Thought ~ makes up for a missed lesson ten days, we said the speech has surpasses 80?

It has no defense against ground, but it makes up for it in the fact that nothing will touch it in the air.

"On a level of practicality, it makes up for the fact that Chinese characters do not indicate the sounds themselves, " he says.

But I think the benefit of richer information to be able to tailor policies makes up for that.

Even though Betty is surrounded by models, her inner beauty more than makes up for her imperfect appearance .

Makes up for a lack of natural talent by hard work is good teaches, a minute laborious minute talent.

But the point is that Butler values directness and truth, and throughout The Suburbs, what he lacks in poetry, he makes up for with honesty.

Normally that would be good news, but this new species makes up for it with the addition of venom-filled claws.

The rooms and bathrooms are on the small side, however, the fact that they're new and clean makes up for it!

It's unfortunate, but keeping the CPUs busy makes up for the problem of a CPU cache being cold for a migrated task.

As As an active security defense technology, intrusion detection makes up for the weaknesses of traditional security technology.

Also has also has, today makes up for a missed lesson, a very good teacher, groans, is high three with her, has the food to eat!

You may say that they are learned scholar though their knowledge is defective; however, their awareness of ignorance makes up for it.

Nothing makes up for failing to stick it to households earning more than $250, 000 a year.

While it may have a slower CPU, the Blackberry makes up for it with its office applications.

He's not great looking, but being the Governor of New York makes up for that.

But China's demand for machines that make stuff is ravenous, and that makes up for a lot of intellectual-property theft.

And the two extra inches more than makes up for the shorter battery life or slightly heavier device from packing in more batteries.

They're not quite golden, but maybe the rich Incan history makes up for that.

Hence, if a Muslim woman has her period during Ramadan, there is no harm if she breaks her fast and makes up for it after Ramadan.

Makes up for a missed lesson besides daily and does one's assignment, basically is playing.

Your kind behavior now more than makes up for your rudeness last week.

A deep familiarity with the limits and freedoms of metal makes up for his lack of degrees.

Furthermore, the cover sidewall belt conveyor makes up for shortcomings that ordinary sidewall unit exists.

The combination of IDS and Honeynet makes up for the shortage of former system and improves the network security.

"I love you, " she whispers, fiercely and passionately, against his skin, like it makes up for everything that has ever hurt him.

What the human-robot marriage lacks in challenge, growth and balance, it makes up for with steadfast, unchanging devotion.

Buses are always free, because the time saved when passengers aren't fumbling for change more than makes up for the lost fare revenue.

The conclusion reached by the papers I've read is that the risk-adjusted outperformance more than makes up for the additional downside risk.

So it well makes up for the shortage of traditional thermal remote sensing on detecting oil spills on water.

Acceptance of PRIMA principle should be the best way to makes up for the legislative gaps.

For programmers, there is no amount of nice that makes up for getting things done.

Huge win makes up for the abortion that was the Utah game.

also was in Tokyo Drift . . . everyone has heard a little confused, in the end he makes up for?

What the hospital lacks in terms of work environment it makes up for in staff dedication.

His exuberance makes up for his lack of experience.

With "A Widow's Story" , she makes up for lost time.

Spectacular scenery makes up for the discomfort.

His hard work makes up for his lack of intelligence.

And when you do, it more than makes up for any deficiencies of vision or strategy.

But what the television lacks in modern technology, it makes up for in reliability.

What he lacks in speed he makes up for in strength.

What the site lacks in visual pizza, it more than makes up for in educational value.

The beautiful autumn makes up for the wet summer.

Many people find that the satisfaction they get from that makes up for the shortfall in pay.

What JDO lacks in best practices it makes up for in simplicity.

at the same time, it makes up for indirect menbrane cannot raise the business card printing and membership card making quality, low-plates.

It makes up for what a jerk he is the rest of the time.

What it loses in terms of quality it makes up for in quantity.

Ah, well then this makes up for this horrible day, doesn't it?

The algebraic system, on the other hand, makes up for the loss of elasticity and animation by being immediately "constructible. "

Taoism provides ontological foundation for Chinese ethics and therefore, makes up for the lack of noumenon in Confucian moral philosophy;

Worry never makes up for what hard work could have accomplished

What the town lacks in accommodations ( "It doesn't even have a five-star hotel, " one Gulf attorney complained) it makes up for in seafood;