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make good

verb as in cover

verb as in square away

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"We inherited this mess from the previous government, but we've listened to carers, commissioned an independent review, and are now making good for those affected," McFadden said.

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But Obasi suggests the attacks "may also be acts of defiance by some armed groups, taunting the US to make good on its threat of military action in Nigeria".

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Andrew said he recognised that public services needed to be paid for and that if tax rises needed to happen to pay for them then "you've got to make good" yourself.

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The company has already simplified its pricing and says it is making good progress with a turnaround plan.

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

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