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If a member of the Cabinet started making waves, the prime minister simply got rid of him.

Grandson looked at the shiny boats and how the children were racing them, making waves, chasing each other's boats.

She may be a new member of the student council, but she is already making waves with her criticism of everything.

To avoid making waves, a woman may even fool herself and believe that everything is OK, fine, and all right when it really isn't.

Cultural neuroscience wouldn't be making waves if it found neurobiological bases only for well-known cultural differences.

Such at least is the message of a state media editorial that is making waves on the Chinese Internet.

Gomis has been making waves in France this season, and has attracted the interest of a number of clubs from Serie A and the Premiership.

Another representative of the princeling faction is making waves with references to the chairman.

A small red skiff passes by, making waves, and the fishing boat bobs up and down.

Google and other tech giants are making waves today over Internet censorship in a place people might not expect - Australia.

We are very excited now about making waves and creating markets in the film packaging sectors.

But it is making waves because Mr Lieberman, an extreme nationalist, has the second-biggest chunk of seats in Israel's awkward coalition.

Forget bears and bulls. It's bees that are making waves on Wall Street.

The new designer's clothing is making waves in the fashion world.

In many ways Sinochem is typical of the Chinese companies making waves in global M&A.

Now I do want to mention a few other features that are making waves in the gaming industry.

Want to know if you are making waves or getting lost in a school of other fish?

No, no. Making waves means to cause a disturbance.

It's also making waves in countries that are major raw-materials suppliers to China such as Australia, Canada and Brazil.

But this is by no means the first incident of dioxane making waves.

Already the fabric is making waves.

This provocative idea is making waves in the field of architecture.

You just keep making waves.

Published in 1851, Moby Dick has been making waves ever since.

It is Communist cool, and it is making waves beyond China.

China's size means it can't do anything without making waves.

A pragmatic effort to tackle an emotional issue has started making waves

And all the memories I wanted to forget for making waves

Now, on the verge of bringing the first Italian company to the Hong Kong stock exchange, she is making waves in the world of business.

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