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make

verb as in designate, appoint

verb as in estimate, infer

verb as in earn, acquire

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But for a team that could use as many runs as possible given the problems in the bullpen, getting three left-handed starters could make life tough.

The Dodgers did not make it easy on themselves.

It can cause extreme pain, fatigue, heavy periods and can make it difficult to get pregnant.

From BBC

Volunteers at a food bank say they are having to make changes to the services they offer because of a reduction in donations.

From BBC

Guidance issued to meter operators highlighted concerns that an older version, made from black plastic, could overheat in some circumstances.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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