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A person hunted a small sand fox and made much of it, but afterwards it fled back to the desert, which made him sad.

He made much of the fact that workers on lower-to-middle earnings would benefit from the reform.

Indian firms have made much of their ability to serve the poor masses at the "bottom of the pyramid" .

Will took him up above the salt and made much of him.

The host took Williams up above the salt and made much of him.

David Cameron, who made much of his championship of green causes at the last election, has also been made to look foolish.

More than any other philosopher before him, Aristotle made much of observation and strict classification of data in his studies.

Though a number of descents have been made, much of it still remains to be explored.

But Doris Haddock became annoyed if anyone made much of that. Her large, dark eyes narrowed then, and her gentle voice acquired an edge.

Despite periodically railing against all ratings agencies, he has made much of his determination to hold on to France's AAA status.

Commentators on Chinese TV made much of how the Haiti sacrifice of the eight "heroes" was part of being "good global citizens. "

His campaign has made much of his supposed ability to stop Mr Obama's plans for health-care reform.

The Bush administration made much of the idea of welcoming China as a "responsible stakeholder" in the international system.

None of this movement stuff has ever made much of a dent in our larger network.

The opposition party has made much of the running so far but just wait until our candidate the field.

Though the USDA's goals seems wholesome enough, few believe the guide has made much of a dent in the country's burgeoning obesity epidemic.

And the rise of the euro against the dollar has made much of its production uncompetitive.

equipped with running water, gas and, slightly later, electricity, made much of the existing housing stock obsolete.

Truth be told, this calamitous slip was the first time Mr Brown has made much of an impact on the campaign.

The professors and their wives made much of me.

Both men insist that FIFA is not corrupt; Mr Bin Hammam has made much of the need for more "transparency" .

But Mr Westerwelle, who as foreign minister has made much of good relations with Poland, says no.

This savour our poets often made much of; leaving out the god in whose worship they were indulging.

Its manifesto committed it to repealing discriminatory laws, and President Zardari made much of Ms Bibi's case.

She was used to being made much of.

Mr Rove made much of the fact that the president won 97 of the 100 fastest-growing counties in 2004.

France, Britain and the US have made much of backing for the action in the Arab world.

Digitalization has made much of art photography's vast variety possible.

"We haven't made much of a dent, " admits Sergeant Tomasello.

Mr Brown made much of solemn restrictions on deficits and debt.

William took him up above the salt and made much of pain. . William

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