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I made up my mind to do my work as if I actually enjoyed it.

Either of these types of made-up needs can be eliminated. All it takes is the willingness to let go.

Every chunk of rock is actually made up of thousands of tiny crystals, each with its own unique age, composition and history.

That I can't go on any longer without you. I made up my mindthat you were the only woman for me. . . the first day I saw youat Twelve Oaks.

e. g. He made up his mind to be a teacher when he grew up.

Remove trailing spaces to the last nonspace character or to a single-space character for strings made up of only spaces.

The reporter could not get to see the minister, so she made up a completely bogus interview with him.

By and by I felt ashamed and made up my mind to be with you if you love me.

He made up for it, however, by nabbing the only goal in United's Champions League opener against Besiktas on Tuesday.

The performance of my smaller portfolio lagged but I made up for it in spades.

Waiting for call to begin. Share are up in after-hours trading, and have made up for the dip earlier today on the Steve Jobs health news.

Were you surprised to see Alexandria say that she didn't trust any of you after she and Brittani made up in the limo?

Omar then asked the maid for her phone number, a police source said. After she gave him a made-up number he let go, and she fled the room.

He made up his mind to continue his experiment, but this time he would do it in another way.

Since any human utterance is a continuous speech flow made up of at least one syllable, it cannot be cut into independent units.

Finally made up my mind to leave here, the dream which had not come true 3 years ago, have been strongly aroused at this moment.

So far, however, King Bhumibol seems to have made up his mind that Prince Vajiralongkorn will succeed him.

Judging from what he said to me today, his mind's made up.

I saved as much as I could, and my mum made up the rest of the money.

'Yes, and that's what upset him most, because he took the fact that our minds were made up as a sure sign of our love for each other. '

What frightened me the most was that I knew that this wasn't a made-up story, it had really happened to members of my family.

The little tadpole, about the size of a sesame seed, is now made up of three layers: the ectoderm, mesoderm and endoderm.

'I tried to discourage her from wanting to be an artist, but she has made up her mind, ' says Mr. Liu, who worries about her choice.

So much of the "money" out there today is basically made up out of thin air.

Since the satellites are made up mostly of copper, they would be relatively easy to construct.

Immigration and the property bubble made up for these failings for a while, but no longer.

Because Helen could not hear, she did not know how to talk. She made up her own signs. If she wanted an ice cream she shivered!

No one could turn him from his purpose once he had made up his mind.

After Herriot graduated from high school, he made up his mind to be a vet, especially for dogs.

I am glad that you brought up the question of investigations into the made up of the earth interior.

How do you know? I mean, if I was making you up, and I didn't want you to know you were made up, I just wouldn't tell you, right?

But each new type he made up was as clumsy or as heavy or as over sharp as the type it was designed to replace .

Seen from the top, the stadium looks like covered with a gray net, as if a nest made up of tree branches.

As Daniel has made up his mind to leave, noone can stop him for doing so.

"What Elizabeth Taylor lacked in talent, she made up in her crusading for AIDS research well before anyone was really doing it, " Lash said.

Wu, 68, said he made up of his mind to buy his wife a piano long ago, even though their life was poor.

eg. Less than half of the money that students receive is in the form of grants, and loans have made up the difference.

I made up a story to explain why I had not been at work and he fell for it.

In a frenzied few days, however, Mr Zapatero has made up for it, with appearances in six countries from Chile to Turkey.

A pack is usually made up of a male parent, a female parent and their pups from the last few years.

Now a team made up of a geneticist, philosopher and chicken farmer claim to have found an answer. It was the egg.

It's not easy to make the river clean again, but our government has made up its mind to get rid of the pollution completely.

The spar may be made up of a number of modules connected to one another primarily via overlapping shear webs.

He made up a wonderful story when he was given only the beginning of it.

Having made up my mind, knowing that I would not sleep if I went to bed, I began to pack my trunks.

The bed was a bit uncomfortable as it was made up of of two single beds pushed together so there was that annoying gap!

was also apparently made up by Sellers, as he got out of his chair forgetting he was supposed to be disabled.

Yesterday was an embarrassing defeat to the girls in the sales sector, but the joint effort of us 8 guys today has more than made up for it.

He made up with his wife who abandoned him three years ago, admired by his neighbors.

As the train had only recently been made up and few passengers were expected, there were only one or two brakemen waiting.

If you zoom into the surface of the neocortex, you discover that it's made up of little modules, G5 processors, like in a computer.

But he made up for it with impassioned performances and over-the-top fashion sense.

So, once she had made up her mind, she put on her little shoes and went out of the house.

Oh, you know, stories are so often made up. I only repeat what I hear.

After Herriot graduated from high school, he made up his mind to be a vet.

It made him wince, but he made up his mind to go on and fill the money-bag.

She might have been falling in love with the virtual image which I made up for myself in the beginning.

he failed six times but he made up his mind to try the seventh time.

Most modern Scottish bagpipes are made up of three wooden pipes, which come out of the top of a bag made of sheep or elk skin.

I told them a story last night, and that which had been made up by me was very interesting.

Like the Portuguese man-of-war (see picture), the new creature is actually a colonial organism, made up of many animals.

The army, led by Alawite officers but made up of a largely Sunni corps, has never been trusted by the regime.

The hyphen is all that is left to show that it is a word made up of more than one word.

Jose made up his mind, the sinners believed in him would be rescued and the remainders would not be forgived, forever.

Thinking it was another dog with another piece of meat, he made up his mind to have that also.

They still had a slowdown from the printer side, but the other parts of the business made up for it.

At last, however, the party was made up. Six fellows were to stay on board, and the remaining thirteen, including Silver, began to embark.

He made up his mind to proceed his experiment, but he would do it in another way this time.

But I cried the moment I made up my mind to let you go and my tears witnessed my sincere love for you .

Mr. Shushan left Confucius but still kept pique in his heart. To give well vent to his pique, he made up his mind to visit Laotse.

What he said was just a story he made up.

A typical optocoupler made up of two electronic assembles: An IR LED and an output optoelectronic detector which are integrated into a DIP.

That means that the constellations that made up the Babylonian zodiac are not the constellations the sun currently passes through.

He constantly made up all kinds of excuses for failing to finish projects, as if they would add up to the truth.

With the exception of Australia, indifferent respondents only made up single-digit percentages when asked the same question a year ago.

He made up his mind to kill his uncle and let his mother repent for her sins.

Only time will tell, but fans on each side will no doubt have their minds made up in the mean time.

I was afraid of falling in love with you and I made up my mind to quit from the very beginning of our encounter.

I met a Silicon Valley psychologist this year who told me that much of his practice was made up of recovering Apple employees.

But the difference is more than made up for by the longer days in the Northern Hemisphere summer with the sun higher in the sky.

'My mother's sweet nature made up for her inability to cook, or even make a sandwich.

You know what? Valentine's Day is just a dumb made-up holiday.

When you've made up your mind to be a happy guy, you know you need to be a strong one first.

The bottom layer is made up of the shortest running tests, which, as you can imagine, are the easiest to write.

He made up to him aunt for a now computer.

I think filling the gaping holes in our knowledge with made-up (and often wrong) information is some sort of a natural survival instinct.

A document is considered to be made up of a number of topics, each with its own information type.

At last he made up his mind to tell her about it.

I made that up, in the same way that alarmists have made up the threat levels.

It remains to be seen how much, if any, of the shortfall will be made up by increased production from Saudi Arabia and others.

When you've made up your mind to be a happy guy, you know you need to be a strong one first.

The bottom layer is made up of the shortest running tests, which, as you can imagine, are the easiest to write.

He made up to him aunt for a now computer.

I think filling the gaping holes in our knowledge with made-up (and often wrong) information is some sort of a natural survival instinct.

He made up his mind to once more become a suitor to her hand.

He made up a short play and acted it out . In the play he acted as a Young Pioneer.

A document is considered to be made up of a number of topics, each with its own information type.

At last he made up his mind to tell her about it.

I made that up, in the same way that alarmists have made up the threat levels.

It remains to be seen how much, if any, of the shortfall will be made up by increased production from Saudi Arabia and others.

I made that up, in the same way that alarmists have made up the threat levels.

It remains to be seen how much, if any, of the shortfall will be made up by increased production from Saudi Arabia and others.

So, after all, she did not give up her son but raised him, and made up this song about what had happened.

He transformed the wall and ceiling of the sixty-meter long area into a surface made up of thousands of blinking lights.

But the snake had made up his mind. He said, "I'd rather die! " And he began moving towards the fire.

He made up his mind to be a vet.

Dream A would lose all her memory if he helped her change the cell. Later, Big Xiong made up his mind to try to make a new one by himself.

A Geronimo module is an arbitrary component made up of a set of classes: dependencies, other modules, and a serialized configured state.

I made up my mind when I set up the shop that I would not keep a huge dog or a strong manservant, as Mozer does, for instance.

A compound is a substance made up of two or more elements which ale so combined that we cannot tell one from the other.

I made up my mind when I set up the shop that I would not keep a huge dog or a strong manservant, as Mozer does, for instance.

A compound is a substance made up of two or more elements which ale so combined that we cannot tell one from the other.

and just when he had made up his mind to leave his wife she left him and went off with a miniature-painter.

Her face was heavily made up -under the rouge she wore a greasy base -and she had an air of suppressed sadness.

When King John heard of the way in which the abbot lived, he made up his mind to put a stop to it.

'Never, never! I made up my mind as soon as I saw - what I ought to have seen sooner; and I won't come. '

Just entering into university, be cool even if it is only once seems wonderful. I made up my mind and walked into the barbershop.

All beds must be made up in a way to take the minimum amount of time with clean and well maintained linen and bedding.

He kissed his wife and made up with her.

He made up his mind that on his twentieth birthday he would try to see the castle.

He made up his mind that on his twentieth birthday he would try to see the castle.

He made up his mind not to stay there any longer.

He was a man of energy. Presently he made up his mind to write a history.

After his arrest, Mijangos later admitted that he made up to $3, 000 a day performing "complicated financial hacks" with others.

I made up my mind about President Putin a few months ago, but it was only at the last minute that he sat down for an interview.

After he made up his mind to spend the rest of the war in the hospital, Yossarian wrote letters to everyone he knew.

Strano said the sensors are made up of thin filaments of carbon molecules known as carbon nanotubes.

The connection itself is made up of a set of connection objects and a user request that keeps the connection open during the request.

I took a note, naturally not intended for her, and made up a reason for why she would be liked.

Claudius made up his mind to send Hamlet over to England with his two men who used to be Hamlet' s old friends.

Claudius made up his mind to send Hamlet over to England with his two men who used to be Hamlet' s old friends.

He made up his mind to travel round the world when he was a little boy.

The British Isles are made up of two large islands-Great Britain (the larger one) and I reland, and hundreds of small ones.

What can I do to make it up to you. Promises don't come easy. You know I've made up my mind to make it work this time .

Slowly and carefully he made up his mind, as was his nature.

A week after going to the brink of war, the presidents of Colombia, Venezuela and Ecuador kissed and made up on television.

Peptides are short oligomer and polymer substances made up of two or more amino acids linked in a chain.

Although aerogel is classed as a solid, 99% of the substance is made up of gas, which gives it a cloudy appearance.

Whatever on-court milestones Yao's body never allowed him to achieve, he more than made up for off the court.

He made up his mind to talk to the girl about his plan, even though he knew she might very well refuse to listen.

The moment I began the touch of English, I had made up my mind that I would be a translator.

How grateful I was to Miss Mills. I made up my mind to ask Dora to marry me the next time we met.

I made up my mind that you were the only woman for me, Scarlett. . . the first day I saw you at Twelve Oaks .

He made up for his lack of personal charm by an almost deranged relentlessness.

Back in 1980, agricultural investment made up 17% of total foreign aid yet, as of 2006, it had dwindled to a mere 3% of this total.

Mister Johnson never told anyone it was just a story made up by Death Valley Scotty.

Duct Ink reservoir in a letterpress or offset printing machine made-up of a duct roller and duct blade, designed to meter out a film of ink.

Mum made up a safe place for me to go when he is having a tantrum - I go into her room and lock the door.

The board said it had decided to allow entries made up entirely of online content to be submitted in all 14 Pulitzer journalism categories.

Choose the Nao was standing proudly and do stay ji, picturesque, and then made up the rainbow, bathing the wind.

Once Aristotle had made up his mind that heavy objects always fell faster than light objects, he taught it as a truth to his students.

He made up for this with his exciting technique for developing drama within his characters.

As it grew later the fire was made up in the large long hall into which the staircase descended.

With a water gauge made up by two or two more glass boards or mica pieces, to indicate the water line.

I had made up my mind about a week before a party that I was going to, to be either a woman or Abraham Lincoln, but definitely not both.

He made up every one of them, and he even wrote them down himself, just like I taught him to do.

But trying to write something that made up its own rules as it went along was always going to be unnerving.

Montgomerie suggested that he had made up his mind about Molinari before he birdied the last three holes to win at Gleneagles.

To see my Mother's prayers answered more than made up for the boots I never got.

Whether I'm made up to look girly, edgy or like a rocker, there is always some part of me in there.

Two days later, Ms. Guo apologized online for her "stupid and ignorant behavior" and "made-up identity. "

He made up his mind to continue his experiment. However, this time he will do it in another way.

"The Doctor had been pondering, and had made up his mind to a certain course" (Henry Kingsley).

Your order has to be specially made up. For this reason, we ask you to understand a delay in delivery.

They should drink sips of water often, or you could use oral rehydration salts, made up into a drink, to help protect against dehydration.

Pretty soon, we may even live up to the bragging motto I made up for our posters and Web site: 'Beijing's premier blues and jam band. '

And as his heart was without fear, he made up his mind to seek out the castle of the golden sun.

rita: I made up to conquer English. Nothing is going to stop me form reaching my goal.

What was strange, however, was that male cells made up one half of the body, and female cells composed the other half.

The 0. 25 is just a made up fraction to account for the case that it is possible no links will be clicked.

We made up for a few things last week by beating Manchester United. Then we have had two defeats since.

" So he made up his mind to leave. One day, he told the elderly woman, " I think I should travel around. I cannot stay here forever.

This single mother was ambitious for her son and made up her mind to make him a big fish out of a common boy.

Despite all my efforts to persuade him to give up smoking, he never made up his mind.

A candidate for Congress trying to drive his campaign message home made up the difference.

When he walked past a hat shop, he made up his mind to go in and buy the tallest hat in the shop.

She untied the small boy from her back, held him to her breast so he could drink, and then laid him in a beautiful made-up bed.

In modern western societies, a family group is usually made up of a man, his wife and his children.

The suspended sediment of natural streams is usually made up of grains with a broad spectrum of sizes and fall velocities.

Society is made up of these fragments, and the do-gooder and the reformer are trying to patch up the broken pieces.

When a man has quietly made up his mind that there is nothing he cannot endure, his fears leave him. --Grove Patterson .

This was a long-term relationship that I talked about here and we split up and made up multiple times during the years of our life together.

Paul could even say that he made up what was lacking of the sufferings of Christ for the sake of His Body, the church (Col. 1: 24).

Jack sat on the fence for weeks before he made up his mind to go out for baseball instead of track.

At enterprise's view point, it has included these factors and made up the comprehensive brand competitiveness' influence factors model.

So the Rat went away, and sat on the river bank in the sun, and made up a song about them, which he called 'DUCKS' DITTY.

His latest project is a mobile home the size of two tatami mats, made up of DIY assembly parts and with a total cost of 26, 000 yen.

You know my mind is made up, so put away your make up. Told you once, I won't tell you again it's a bad way.

He made up his mouth as if to whistle, but he didn't whistle .

" Then she showed her mother today's spindle and said: " See, today I more than a made up for yesterday.

There was an IV bag on a pole through which he was fed the high-protein liquid that made up his diet.

Greatly inspired, he made up his mind to read as much as he could, and what's more, he would study harder than ever before.

Nearly all their mass is made up of hydrogen and helium, giving them compositions like that of the sun.

Her husband knew there was no way of talking her out of something, once she had made up her mind.

He could not answer the question, since he had not made up his mind.

He suddenly sprang out of his chair with the gesture of a man who has made up his mind.

and he made up his mind to become an archaeologist.

Every time he failed, he made up his mind to try harder again.

He wouldn't change his idea once he's made up his mind. Any attempt to let him change will only be ploughing the air.

My cousins and uncles and aunts were always in and out of our lives, which made up somewhat for not having a father around, or siblings.

For years, it pottered along, weighed down by the regulations that made up the licence raj, producing only a feeble "Hindu" rate of growth.

But when I stretched the naps during the day, I felt more tired at night and made up for it by taking more frequent naps at night.

The word "sin" should be changed to "lack of love, " because "sin" is a man-made word with threat connotations which he made up himself.

He had very deep natural wisdom, though, and as soon as he found out about Buddhism, he made up his mind to become a monk.

I have always been convinced that if a woman once made up her mind to marry a man nothing but instant flight could save him.

As a team we were all made up with the win and now after the internationals we'll get back together next week and prepare to face United.

much more passing now than the mere words indicated. He recognised the indescribable thing that made up for fascination and Beauty in her.

The fact that the team is almost made up, does it close the door to other players or does it make it more difficult for them to join it?

Look here; I'll tell you what; you drop me a card this evening and tell me exactly what you've made up your mind to do.

He made up a medicine from the juice of herbs and applied it to the wound.

He made up a cigar for Mr Mol, who picked out the leaves that he wanted.

But even with that I was still out most nights, so I made up for it at weekends, allowing Emma to catch up on sleep.

I made up my bed on the floor, and he took the first spell, pistol in hand and sword on knee.

He made up a wonderful excuse to explain to me why he was late.

Despite the two thicknesses, the makers say the duvet looks no different to any other once the bed is made up.

Most of the Chinese characters are made up of two or more basic structural parts called 'radicals' or 'character components'.

She had made up her mind that it was wrong to made a parade of her trouble.

What Jay lacked in experience, he made up for in enthusiasm.

What Tom lacked in experience, he made up for in enthusiasm.

They did not identify him when fans from the opposing team at a soccer match on Saturday made up lewd Giggs-related chants.

"Ithink of him every day, " Ms. Torres said, "but sometimes he seems likesomething I might have made up. "

Yet, in spite of having made up her mind, she still was a little worried that she would fail, and she was rather afraid.

He was later; however, he made up his mind to go.

Where can be found " is essence of case of illness of operation of orthopaedics difficulty disease made up " this book?

That branch of scientific analysis which motions, times and forces is called mechanics and is made up of two parts, statics and dynamics.

Uncle made up a very interesting story for the children.

Afterwards she borrowed more money from her relatives and friends and made up a total sum of 41 227 Yuan.

A. The public domain is a category of works made up of text, images and documents that are not protected by an active legal copyright.

Extra mouldings are made up to supplement the standard left-hand-drive dashboard moulding to take a huge array of equipment.

It is made up of a facts object, which represents the fact table, and a set of dimension objects, representing the dimension tables.

There was an "explosive cocktail" out there made up of economic hardship, degraded eco-systems and climate change.

For some minutes I watched her, as I made up the flags before putting them back in their cupboard.

He made up his mind to fulfill his task ahead of time secretly.

Maybe he just made up the five hundred year thing to try to elicit sympathy to his quest to join the Headless Hunt.

and a malicious possessor shall make compensations in case the impairment to the holder has not been sufficiently made up.

If the two odays cannot resolve the matter, they form another court made up ofodays representing additional families, jilibs, or clans.

His made-up confident manner is really just a way of hiding his feeling of insecurity .

From then on, he made up his mind to become a president.

She'd hoped that her mother might relent a little about the unsuitability of Mr. Barton, but her mind was made up.

He had made up his mind to go on with his experiment, but this time he was going to do it an other way.

This too is why the windows in ancient buildings are made up of panes that are thin at the top and thicker at the bottom.

After all is said and done, history is made up of "stuff" and is not just a grand scheme.

The side slope shape is always made up of simple linear slopes in traditional highway transect design.

If it's not clear whether Mr Bernanke was signalling a pause, that may be because, quite sensibly, he hasn't yet made up his mind.

When you get closer, you see that each horizontal section is made up of two pieces that converge in a right angle.

So far, the trading boom fuelled by a steep yield curve has more than made up for the hit.

The appearance of "Huangdisijing" , which made up for that in large extent.

If Lao Mai can give the Long Hairtail Dao to me, that can be made up my grief heart .

They made up a dialogue and acted it out in the English class.

Well , the brain , as you know, is made up of neurons .