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All this should have made for a more compelling race than the slog thathas dragged on since the general election in May.

Chanel loved the party, especially the cake, which had a peanut butter flavor and had been made for dogs, Denice Shaughnessy said.

Once the crews got out to the aircraft, the aircraft's automation took over and made for a much quieter, much more efficient cockpit.

An automatic welding workbench with a programmable logic controller(PLC) is designed and made for the company's need.

While all the other passengers made for the exit. He alone remained in his seat as if unwilling to leave the plane.

But a digital camera could be made for a few pounds, and a lens and computer chip bought separately and added later.

He also did one fabulous thing: he decided that whatever calculations he made for the flow of sewage, he would double them, for the future.

Don't you know you were each made for a special purpose, unique and different?

He made for the exit of the plane, as if to leave it.

My feet recovered a week later. Linzi turned around and made for the house. Suddenly, she stood before me with her bright faces.

If you were a runner or a biker you'd stand at the top of the valley and think this was made for you, it was so inviting.

Being able to fetch an entire development environment with a single command made for a significantly less error-prone environment.

Don't you know that you were each made for a special purpose, unique and different?

It surely had been made for Jim and no one else. There was no other like it in any of the stores, and she had turned all of them inside out.

Mrs Durham said: 'The box is copying European examples but is of Chinese craftsmanship and was made for the imperial palace.

The Turkish state, he says, offered neither medical care nor compensation, leaving him to hobble on a wooden foot that he made for himself.

New Mario games, kids, feel as if they might have been made for old me.

I'm beginning to see that I have been made for a very special purpose.

He had a page's dress made for her, that she might accompany him on horseback.

move towards sth usually quickly or purposefully The children took their ice skates and made for the frozen pond.

He made for the door and tried to escape.

Japan, in its less progressive days, was such a place and time when a woman ' s heart was made for breaking.

This made for very poor sleep, in spite of the hotel supplying a fan. Complaints about this to the front desk accomplished nothing.

If you know you want this to be in a element, then you know that mapping must be made for the conversion.

He would understand, he would be able to see how she was made for him, the first, how she was, for him, the highest.

Now I know that you made for me how much sacrifice.

An appointment was made for us, by an old Delaware to meet at the rock near the foot of this lake.

Though more color squares could have been made for the darker reds, you would not have been able tell the difference in color between them.

Exactly. That's what she did. But she did most of it with her hands. Her beautiful face clearly wasn't made for flipping out.

Some work is made for a certain object so that it is meaningful and has merit as well only if it is understandable to that certain object.

While all the passengers made for the exit, he stayed at his seat as if unwilling to leave the plan.

His mind made for unity, and he was surprised when at first he began to see points of contact between the two worlds.

He had no sooner come home than she started complaining. He made for the door directly he heard the knock.

and the shoemaker said that they had been made for a count's daughter, but that they had not fitted her.

No one approached him, but he glanced furtively to and fro as he made for the street entrance.

And, oh, yes, for some readers it was the card that young Lulu made for her mother's birthday.

Digital certificates can be easily created with the command-line OpenSSL tool or with any other tool made for that purpose.

FRANCESCA: I remember I had this the other night after you left. It's made for me in Assisi . My aunt gave it to me for my seventh birthday.

I made for her a bed of flowers and I closed the doors to shut out the rude light from her eyes.

Soon, clothes became a symbol of status - the more powerful you were the more able you were to have better clothes made for you.

Twelve lions stood on the six steps, one at either end of each step. Nothing like it had ever been made for any other kingdom.

Something of the same argument might be made for books, or for the tactile pleasure of holding and reading a well-made book.

Carving up the Soviet Union along along the borders of its former republics made for an often unworkable allocation of physical assets.

He hugged her and felt an overwhelming sense of the sacrifice that his mother had made for him.

Experts who have examined the vase, which bore an imperial seal, have said it was likely to have been made for one of the imperial palaces.

All my life, decisions had been made for me, but I was able to make this one and it felt good not to oblige her with my presence.

"They seem to be made for one another. Someone ought to arrange a match, " she remarked to the hat she was trimming at that moment.

The shoemaker said also they had been made for the child of a count, but had not fitted.

It seems to me that those beautiful words about lips and teeth are completely made for you only, sweetheart.

We have no plans to introduce an interface for this same concept, since the collections we've made for this suit the general need.

Whether any of these, or other, concessions will be made for the sake of a difficult relationship is unclear.

I needed the money but there was no way I could proceed with my transaction, and that made for some losses in my small business.

What he desires the most, is to go home and enjoy the birthday-dinner his wife has made for him as soon as possible.

He hugged her and felt an overwhelming10 sense of the sacrifice that his mother had made for him.

"Here's a little painting I made for you, " she said, handing a small unframed canvas gingerly to Robin.

In fact, gold is currently one of the few remaining major asset classes where a case could be made for it to rise in a parabolic fashion.

He rose from his seat and made for the door.

They are not trying to be harmful, but are only doing the house-keeping job they were made for.

If you feel a sort of squashed up within a regular square and you want new sensations and twists of fortune, this game is made for you.

A good argument can be made for the proposition that this pattern of behaviour is indeed desirable.

Both a pressure analysis and a blind plate force calculation are made for a corrugated expansion joint in a pressure equilibrium state.

Then one morning, pressed for time, I drank my juice and made for the door.

And tonight, I wanna lay it at your feet, 'cause girl, I was made for you. And girl, you were made for me.

The administration said that the e-mails showed only that the White House wanted to know when a decision would be made for its planning.

Look here, you and I, we're made for one another. . . . . . hand and glove.

He made for the door instantly he heard the knock.

It was the computer language that was just made for expressing what I wanted to express.

and he threw it into the waters, and the waters became sweet There He made for them a statute and regulation, and there He tested them.

I can still remember every detail of the pretty wedding dress your mother made for you, with its fine delicate lace and pretty pearls.

Likewise, most of the siblings aren't deeply selfish, just preoccupied and caught up in the lives they have made for themselves.

Dick Button, a two-time Olympic champion and longtime skating commentator, said the kiss-and-cry was made for unscripted moments like those.

An analysis on the cold extrusion process and a technological experiment were made for the two spline ends of a slim drive shaft .

In one seaside holiday town, arrangements were made for a band to play outdoors in a public park every evening for a week.

It is a prediction Gates has made for years, touting devices like the tablet computer, which have had slow adoption.

7For in that day a man shall cast away his idols of silver, and his idols of gold, which your hands have made for you to sin.

But even if it is only you who is enraged, a case can still be made for getting rid of him.

And Jehovah God made for Adam and for his wife coats of skins and clothed them.

Windows cannot make a password reset disk for this account. A password reset disk can only be made for local accounts on this computer.

The children took their ice skates and made for the frozen pond.

Constant adjustments have to be made for the distribution and combination of both strategies so as to avoid the side effects.

Arrangements are being made for nuclear experts to meet to begin tackling the highly enriched uranium issue, he said.

This cape I made for her, it started from the heart.

Later, you will see that a case can be made for some of those property values to be complex entities themselves.

We suspect that this change, a technical improvement, was also made for economic reasons.

Chinese companies, he said, are willing to make vehicles made for the countryside.

The film that we're about to see is a film they made for the Moscow World's Fair.

Bush's twin daughters, gave him a CD they had made for him to listen to while exercising.

A padded coat was made for him by his mother.

I wish to thank Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and the Singapore government for the thoughtful arrangements they have made for the meeting.

In that day a man shall cast away his idols of silver, and his idols of gold, which he had made for himself to adore, moles and bats.

In that day a man shall cast away his idols of silver, and his idols of gold, which he had made for himself to adore, moles and bats.

Judging by the experimental reverse privatization of Yu-pack, such an argument might be made for Japan Post.

Numerical calculations have been made for guides with a core of rectangular cross- section embedded in a uniform surround of lower index .

It's the right routine for me, but it's taken time to clear out some of the other commitments, and that's made for a busy year.

Drawn to her ringing voice and tender smile, I made for her direction uncontrollablly.

Courageous, ambitious Earth signs, Taurus and Capricorn seem to be made for each other.

King Solomon made for himself the carriage; he made it of wood from Lebanon.

If I'm not made for you, then why does my heart tell me that I am? Is there any way that I can stay in your arms?

The earth was made for Dombey and Son to trade in, and the sun and moon were made to give them light.

What are all these years made for? and now another winter comes, so much like the last?

My delegation is not satisfied that the case has yet been made for convening such a broad conference.

When the Sessions came round, Mr Jaggers caused an application to be made for the postponement of his trial until the following Sessions.

But while his prep style made for a slightly different tasting shot, I also noticed that every shot he pulled was consistent as well.

As the Black 5 was the first model made for Rail Simulator, some time also went into researching various techniques.

The same case can be made for the value- added segment of consulting , which should grow massively if it secures its talent .

The fourth part of the legislative status of our existing laws and shortcomings, made for less than perfect measures.

A brisk 10, 000 steps, a mile or two depending on the length of your stride, made for optimal benefits.

After the proficient her parents are very warm, her mother has made for us the fine food, her father tells the joke for us.

A fish would never be happy living on land, because it was made for water. An eagle could never feel satisfied if it wasn't allowed to fly.

Newcastle's sketchy defending - unaided by an insistence on playing a high defensive line - made for countless opportunities for the hosts.

The peculiar life cycle of the freshwater eel was almost tailor-made for the harvest season, and for stockpiling food for the winter.

Thus, even from the perspective of neoclassical economics, a strong argument can be made for wilderness preservation.

The machine did not in fact bear out the claims made for it.

The truth is that there is, at the moment, no device that can be made for a dollar in volumes of 100 million.

China is fortunate to have had many great leaders, each seemingly custom-made for the occasion!

Inside is fried pork n some rice balls da he made for you.

Article 28 At the time of the partitioning of the estate, reservation shall be made for the share of an unborn child.

Plans are also being made for her first overseas trip as Secretary - to Japan, South Korea and China.

Records shall be made for the services, to which the signature of relevant persons shall be affixed.

Casey told me that, to him, Shanghai felt slow "and made for tourists. "

All that stuff about lost parchments, hidden geometry, and puzzles made for great sales.

must be the exclusive original work of the entrant and made for the Contest.

The soft tissue was removed and probably consumed, leaving a well-shaped cup, perhaps made for use in some sort of ritual.

'I was made for you alone, ' said the wicker husband, 'But you threw me away. '

Hands have made for mother cut new hair style, and then for her family and take photos.

A stateful firewall is capable of assigning and remembering the state of connections made for sending or receiving packets.

It is made for her to wear the skirt.

The ebb and flow of these forces has made for differences in performance, first in one direction, then the other.

You might imagine that they would be discussing an overdue retirement for arrangements made for an entirely different world.

The paper also suggested that the relative standard shall be made for the design and manufacture of the tower and its inter parts.

He makes cider, passed on from acquaintance to acquaintance, using a travelling press made for him by his father.

Afterward he always says: "I feel better" -- and this sums up vigorously any apology that might be made for satiety.

Happiness can only be achieved through sacrifice. Like the sacrifice our parents have made for us to bring us here today.

THEY call it a "consensus democracy" or "democracy by negotiation" , and it is tailor-made for their particular needs.

because on this day atonement will be made for you, to cleanse you. Then, before the Lord , you will be clean from all your sins.

Years of droughts in this country made for the emigration of its people to the neighboring countries.

Unless she chooses soon, Germany's chancellor will find that the choice has been made for her.

Any Deviations from specified conditions must be Documented, investigated and an impact assessment made for each Retained Product.

This model is made for deep-water and heavier cover, but it's still soft enough to be effective.

It all made for great television. It's just too bad they don't give a damn about him now.

Thus have We made for every prophet an enemy among the sinners : but enough is thy Lord to guide and to help.

Most of the lost shoes were made for children, Weinstein added, noting the company was fully insured against loss.

And the Lord God made for Adam and his wife, garments of skins, and clothed them.

And the Lord God made for Adam and for his wife coats of skins for their clothing.

Grade-C recommendation can be made for the use of a lateral approach for the fixation of the majority of coronal shear fractures.

I think she will like the cake I made for her.

Yes. Yeah. -You excited about it? I'm really excited, you know, 'cause the first movie and the second movie were made for TV.

The decoder can easily report the number of iterations that it made for a packet that has been decoded and verified for correctness.

I wanted to get a quote from you guys on a logo that I'd like to be made for my small business.

However, such a decision is unlikely to be made for months, if not longer.

Metaphors helped structure these critical design features and made for good marketing copy but were never the main appeal.

An assay was made for the composition of the mineral with an electron probe to determine the fineness of gold.

All that night and all the next, swam without looking back. It's made for the western pools, oh, silly fools!

On the basis of these studies, a Grade-C recommendation can be made for the use of CT scanning in the assessment of coronal shear fractures.

However, when plans were made for the dam experts quickly discovered that the great temples at Abu Simbel would be forever lost.

Lucky pop singer V V Brown has had two outfits specially made for her performance.

Let me begin with a confession of political faith: The state is made for man, not man for the state.

At times, it feels like this is precisely what the Motion Plus peripheral was made for and is a stunning demonstration of its potential.

He skipped briskly over the fence , and made for an overgrown ditch and bank .

Strong winds, and a drought gripping south-east Australia, made for a lethal combustion.

This is a wine made for drinking with friends over a meal or simply to enjoy the pleasure of drinking a fine wine.

Let me first express sincere thanks to President Obama for the active effort and thoughtful arrangement he has made for our meeting.

Despite rising costs, there is still a strong case to be made for China.

These images were made for your desktop background, however you may use them wherever you see fit.

The static and dynamic load tests were made for structural performance of the strengthened arch seat of a flying bird type arch bridge.

and only standard TCM, can a good figure set up in people and larger contribution be made for human health.

A creditors committee said an offer of at least $252 million from a group of liquidators made for a better deal.

"Such a lovely day . . . made for us, " said Diana. "I'm afraid it's a pet day, though . . . there'll be rain tomorrow. "

Having such an enthusiastic audience made for a great presentation.

I was made for lovin' you, baby, you were made for lovin' me. -The only way of loving me, baby, is to pay a lovely fee.

Pretty prophetic in hindsight, but it must have made for a good laugh at the time.

Little progress is made for several weeks at a time, as indicated by the flat line of work items remaining in an unchanged state.

Hands down, the scenes I saw and the stories I heard yesterday made for the most horrific day of my life.

Check the configuration of your original site and note the settings that need to be made for the published Web site.

We don't know, but giving people that chance would have made for a more compelling argument.

The respective areas of responsibility shall be laid down and arrangements made for deputies for those responsible.

A case should be made for those applications to be deployed, administered and monitored by the IT organization.

when it began to rain, she made for the place nearby to avoid it.

Ten days later Bedell was hobbling on a pair of crutches that Dick' d made for him.

From this cloud you can click on words that interest you and a search will be made for widgets that use the specified keyword.

Jamila says the job of co- ordinating talks between the club and Balinese authorities was tailor- made for her .

A case could be made for keeping the Big Three afloat as a jobs program until the economy gets better and then letting them go bankrupt.

The choice that parents have made for their children is usually reasonable.

Many theoretical research and practice in this field have been made for the past forty years all over the world.

At Hua Jia Yi Yuan, Mr. Hua and his invited arbiters must first select something that can actually be put on the menu and made for a profit.

Provision must be made for dissipating the heat that results from the sliding of surfaces.

Green our home, beautify our environment. All efforts are to be made for an international garden city.

In heavily populated countries like India, even a small number of people moving into the middle class made for an awe-inspiring spectacle.

Some concessions can be made for a photo album, since most pictures will be on screen for only a short time.

It made for a very uncomfortable first day at work for Mario Draghi, the new head of the European Central Bank.

A tall order when you throw dozens of members of Congress into a made-for-TV drama, at the historic Blair House.

Claims made for spontaneous generation are now attributed to an innocent form of self- deception .

The characteristic of the system is discussed, and numerical analysis is made for the performance of transmitting information.

Not only that, the sarcophagus indicated it was made for a child of a high status, possibly even royal.

Many families will ascend together although it will not apply to everyone, as there must be allowance made for each souls freewill choice.

Generally speaking, leather shoes are made for suit with single and dark color, and the matching socks should also be in dark color.

Did you reimBurse HIM for expenses made for you?

The report made for stark reading for the bank's clientele.

After unifying China, Emperor Qin Shi Huang had a seal made for himself from a valuable piece of jade.

Only a set of positive, Business card printing and membership card will only be made for registration.

The Celtics turned their recent victory into a made-for-YouTube dunking exhibition.

Mid-range documentation should be made for orientation purposes, illustrating where the latent fingerprint evidence was located.

An independent frequency domain model and an independent time domain model are made for the Sigma-Delta fractional frequency synthesizer.

Some artworks are especially made for a minority of the people. Art has a service aspect and a research aspect.

Over 2500 left handed people a year are killed from using products made for right handed people.

In a university tailor-made for gifted misfits, Mr Kolakowski was happy: he was left alone to read, write, and, less often, talk.

And forward exchange contracts can be made for any value date, but rarely extend more than a few years.

An effort should be made for refactoring done at the AM project scope to be incorporated at the enterprise level.

The gas tail gate of LW work face must be supplied with air properly. A detail safety measure has to be made for this area .

READERS of a certain age may remember that Volkswagen Beetles once had air-cooled engines. That made for simplicity.

NANCY PELOSI is one of those politicians who seems made for caricature.

WHATEVER plans European leaders had made for their holidays are being disrupted by an adversary that never takes a break: the bond markets.

Centralized procurement shall be made for government procurement items that are included in the centralized procurement catalogue.

i have a presentiment that if no other innocent atonement is made for this , it will one day be required of him.

From the test cross performance data, selections, based on an index, were made for intermating of each of the four groups.

Napoleon used aluminum cutlery on special occasions and had an aluminum rattle made for his young son.

Haha, Yue, after visiting mum's room, next time, come to see the snow man i have made for you!

The palace guards all have to come and pull him out, which must have made for some awkward looks afterwards.

No arrangements were made for international monitoring of the repatriation or resettlement process as part of the bilateral agreement.

these artists all dedicated the whole life to an art and made for the art business huge of contribute.

An exception was made for Mr. Summers, however, because the White House job he was taking required him to divest.

Those purple aspires, the white dream is just decoration I myself alone made for it. Eventually, fragrance gradually dispersed.

A transparent dome on the top of an aircraft, through which celestial observations are made for navigation.

Ultimately, you'll want to find work where the purpose jibes with what you feel you were made for.

That way contemplating history, as it were hard working at the object of interest, one then finds out, what wine in fact is made for.

Equipment, interlayers and hidden layers specially made for concealing smuggled goods or articles shall be confiscated or demolished.

His death was unexpected and, as a consequence, no plans had been made for his replacement.

A more accurate device to measure local buckling of the liner pipe was made for the bending tests of Tight Fit Pipe, however.

In a resource oriented system requests are made for resources and concrete, immutable resource representations are returned.

The scraper is eased into the wood at the side of the hole made for the screw.

Made for few, you know, people who are afraid of sandstorm or stuff like that.

Although exceptions have been made for trade in basic foodstuffs, the sanctions are likely to hurt the population at large.

Polonaise Sharon was first made for the noble purposes and was later transplanted to the field to the piano.

He turned and made for the door.

eg, You'll never turn me into a scientist, Dad. I'm not made for it.

Though the night was made for loving, And the day returns too soon, Yet we'll go no more a-roving By the light of the moon.

They are made for one another , like the hand and glove.

Allowances, large allowances, she knew, must be made for the idea of those who spoke.

Focal adjustment of the eye, generally spontaneous, made for the purpose of obtaining maximum visual acuity at various distances.

When designing floors, allowance must be made for the effect of the use of a forklift truck or the installation of vibrating equipment.

Provisions should also be made for public appeals to be filed on the Internet.

Just a video I made for a BNL song.

So that her affection for the unfortunate animal only made for an enlargement of her field of sensibility.

Next came The Mask, a role that seemed tailor-made for him and was a hit with audiences.

"But man is not made for defeat, " he said.

Since they were in a "dinner" they took advantage and actually ordered the milkshakes which their privet chef made for them.

She added that four screens against the far wall were made for a courthouse in Gulfport. Mississippi.

Airport congestion in India made for a logistical nightmare -- forcing Jet to open an international hub 4, 000 miles from home, in Brussels.

Trainings corresponding to their duties shall have been made for the directors, supervisors and senior managers of an insurance company.

The final chapter actually made for the domestic practice of neo-liberalism and its consequences for our inspiration.