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

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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. '

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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.

It ensured there was a really good atmosphere on the journey home. I was made up for Kenny because he has given the club a real lift.

He made up for it later though.

certainly made up for his pair of first half interceptions . Dallas and Washington on the season now, both 6 and 4.

And talented, educated foreigners have made up for a lack of highly skilled local workers too.

Moss said improvements in student alertness made up for that lost instruction time.

It was a moonless night, but the brilliant stars more than made up for the want of moonshine.

Men in their 60s are already the fastest-growing segment of the workforce, although this has not made up for the overall decline.

Lamentable nevertheless is, although the lip to oneself is dissatisfactory , also make up without what method can be made up for.

The grey treepie, a corvid, was a late riser, but hoodlum gangs soon made up for it.

What I lacked in height, I made up for in personality--my ability to laugh, even myself.

But Mantou was better than all the films of the spring, and made up for them.

He made up for the loss.

The differences shall be made up for after the insurer finally determines the amount of compensation or payment.

The reformed one has made up for the defect that go down material slot hold up stuff easily, and avoid serious wear and tear.

Trade deficits are made up for by remittances from emigrants and by foreign aid, overwhelmingly from New Zealand.

We came into this field late, so we must work hard made up for lost time.

The application of EC has promoted SCM development and also made up for the shortage of traditional SCM.

Experts say much of the remaining shortfall could be made up for relatively painlessly.

In one comment, he more than made up for the problems he had caused me during the Cuban refugee crisis in 1980.

And even though I had a slow start in my freshman year, I made up for it by doing an honor's thesis.

What the small-scale centers lacked in size and elaborate structures, they made up for in numbers and integration.

Paterson more than made up for the lack ofschooling with self-directed education, voraciously reading the classics ofpoetry and literature.

What the mango smoothie lacked in liquid, it more than made up for in the fresh pieces of watermelon, kiwi, mango, and dragonfruit.

Rising digital music sales, mostly through Apple's iTunes store, have not nearly made up for these losses.

And now the child made up for everything.

Some restaurants in New York have regular television menus made up for take-home orders.

And China's notoriously thrifty consumers haven't made up for the drop in foreign demand.

The experience of the Chinese nation attests to a truth: what a nation loses in times of disaster will be made up for by her progress.

Therefore, import a large amount of wood made up for the huge gap between supply and demand.

His intelligence made up for his lack of personal charm.

Companies suffered declining profits, which they made up for by adding luggage, food and drink surcharges.

His diligence made up for his lack of experience.

Rising single sales through Apple's iTunes store have not nearly made up for lost albums.

A rousing 200-point rally on Wednesday mostly made up for the distressing 200-point selloff of the previous Friday.

This day, the husband suddenly be seized by a whim, feel should right to this is made up for somewhat.

Our reconciliation made up for all the pains of the past. God washed them all away.

But the executive team made up for nonmastery of details with unwavering vision, which inspired the troops.

Unions have since made up for lost time, and even illegal strikes are tolerated at some of the big chaebol.

His hard work made up for his lack of experience.

An active imagination made up for what he lacked.

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I remember at Euro 96 Stuart Pearce scored a penalty that made up for his miss at the 1990 World Cup.

What she lacked in management jargon, however, she more than made up for in empathy.

Please call at the drugstore and have this prescription made up for me.

In this paper, the text is made up for four parts as follows: The first part is the basic structure analysis of agriculture expenditure.

Mr. Yoffie: Our custom business was down 20% in 2009, but our comprehensive leadership programs and short programs made up for the drop.

It sure helps, but I like to think I made up for a lack of talent or artistic background with sheer hard work.

What they lacked in parlor grace they made up for in determination.

From then on, the Immortals, by now ancient, made up for lost time.

The beautiful autumn made up for the wet summer.

What the family lacked in money and material things, they more than made up for in love and family unity.

"Spider-Man 3" made up for an otherwise soft crop of movies.

The beautiful view made up for the bad weather.

This victory is very important, we made up for last week's home defeat against Palermo.

What the plumes lacked in strength, however, they made up for in number.

The time lost must Be made up for.

They made up for their inexperience by careful preparation for each lesson.

Even so, some people say the Edsel's technology more than made up for what it lacked in looks and fuel efficiency.

I know it's good for closure, and they DO deserve to be punished, no matter how they've made up for their past mistakes.

When the soldiers returned home from the second world war, they made up for lost time.

The lost time must be made up for.

I will have a bed made up for you. You must be our guest here until Jane recovers .

But what the location lacked in romance, it made up for in style.

A purse has been made up for the flood victims.

Any segment which is neglected has to be made up for sooner or later, and even doubly.

That meant sales lost in America were partly made up for by those gained in fast-growing emerging markets like China.

Coming in late not only results in missed performances and quizzes that may not be made up for, but also distracts other students.

Theirmiserly piling up of wealth had not made up for their inability to havechildren

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