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1. Tufts of hair would show where they rubbed against the trees, removing unwanted, scruffy last-season fur; to make way for the glossy new coat of autumn

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2. Bloggers highlighting habitat ruination affecting the survival of orang-utan populations in Borneo and Sumatra, state that millions of acres of rain forest habitat are cut down each year to make way for palm oil plantations

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3. The crowd of initiates parts to make way for him as he walks toward Peter, folds his arms, and says, in a deadly voice, “I understand why you’re worried, Peter

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4. There was a growing crowd outside wakened by the noise, the officers in the hall were trying to keep order, “Step back please, there is nothing to see, make way for the paramedics please

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5. She was very protective of me but she will understand I have to make way for someone new

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6. The coup was to make way for a newly

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7. Norm willingly stepped down as head of security, to make way for her

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8. His eyes narrowed, and now seeming to look for a way out without appearing to retreat, he saluted as he said, “This must not be the disturbance that I was sent out to investigate; therefore I shall go on! Make way! Make way!” he shouted, suddenly spurring his horse into the line of men who had slowly encircled the patrol, he waved his troop to follow, scattering people in all directions

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9. “Make way! Make way for the king’s courier and guard bound for the City in answer to Pharaoh’s summons!” he shouted while simultaneously spurring and reining his horse, making him paw and prance impatiently

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10. Make way! Make way!” he shouted, suddenly spurring his horse into the line of men who had

11. “Make way! Make way for the king's courier

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12. “Make way! Make way!” Youssaf screamed, as in desperation, he wheeled his horse toward

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13. Annyeke could see mountains and streams and forests, great cities rising and falling, their peoples flourishing for a moment before vanishing to make way for the next

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14. "Make way," said Miles as they moved to their stations

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15. It was short notice but they were anxious to clear the case off the books to make way for a murder trial which was expected to take several weeks

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16. On Ishigaki island we saw the famous blue coral and learned that that reef was being threatened by destruction to make way for an airport runway extension

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17. A year or so later it was bulldozed along with scores of others to make way for an international airport where dozens of screaming jets now land and take off daily throughout the summer, providing thousands of coarse, boozy, drunken, loutish, packaged tourists from the U

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18. The birds moved out of the way, and the long trees shrunk to make way for the herd of people

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19. The green colour faded half way up to make way majestically for the sky: wavy blue lines of seemingly impossibly complex shades of colour made complete by several holographic clouds

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20. "Damn it! Don't patronize me, Travis," she snapped and walked through the crowds, expecting ordinary people to make way, and they did

21. Travis felt he was watching the Russian peasants, stepping back to make way for the nobility

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22. He continued his preparations to make way in the hope of avoiding any trouble, but it quickly became obvious that the shouting was coming nearer, and he began to row in attempt to catch a breeze as quickly as possible

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23. It laid in the bottom of the boat, exhausted, its eyes looking into Siri’s as if it was attempting to communicate that it would be a good idea if he started rowing and, after a few more strokes with the oars, Siri was able to make way, heading south, in the mild breeze

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24. Jeeps roared through the woods on the side of the thinning allied forces, scattering them to make way for the mechanical beasts let loose upon the unsuspecting

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25. Max moved the box off the seat to make way for the new passenger who had settled in and strapped up

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26. They were out of the car now and had to stand back as Rudolph asked the question, to make way for a St John’s ambulance that was leaving the main entrance

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27. workers dutifully stepped aside on seeing the Commander in uniform with calls of “Make way there,

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28. flowers that Jil had created for a laugh had al withered to make way for the

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29. habits, to make way for the new positive ones that are in

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30. When assistance is really needed, pride has to make way: shame and dependence do not mix

31. “A plague of unprecedented selfish acts make way for the myth to return

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32. All said and done, only the charms of the call-girls could wean him away from his wife, to make way for me as her paramour

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33. All that fool Trager had to do was collect the refugees, scuttle the ragtag ships, and then make way at full speed, thought Ancor

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34. “Make way for the guests!” Windzer raised his voice above the

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35. turned and a herald entered, “Make way!” he was calling, “Make way for the last knight of Camelot!”

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36. Automatically, everyone in the room began to make way for d'Usseau

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37. We pray that we may not enter into temptation: Or however, that no temptation may take us but such as is common to men, and let the faithful God never suffer us to be tempted above what we are able, but with the temptation make way for us to escape

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38. To make way for “new data,” the mind reconstructs the stored

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39. It is capable to make ways for it without any support from you

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40. Sports clubs, art galleries and community centres have shut to make way for big houses

41. things to die, to make way for the new

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42. “Affairs of state can wait, this man needs medical attention! Clear out and get someone useful in here that knows how to heal! Make way there!”

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43. The crew roared out in approval as they broke up and started making their way along the ship’s rails and up into the rigging to make way with the ship again

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44. A lot of the old buildings had been pulled down to make way for a wide variety of tunnels and bus ways

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45. He was bareheaded, and notwithstanding the swiftness with which he passed as has been described, the Knight of the Rueful Countenance observed and noted all these trifles, and though he made the attempt, he was unable to follow him, for it was not granted to the feebleness of Rocinante to make way over such rough ground, he being, moreover, slow-paced and sluggish by nature

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46. Then having Dapple saddled, he, with great pain and difficulty, got up on him, and addressing himself to the majordomo, the secretary, the head-carver, and Pedro Recio the doctor and several others who stood by, he said, "Make way, gentlemen, and let me go back to my old freedom; let me go look for my past life, and raise myself up from this present death

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47. make way for us, and we mounted up so high into the air that the earth looked

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48. “Make way for the earl!”

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49. A man with panic in his voice demands the crowd make way

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50. I was frightened at the novelty, and drew back my hand; yet, pressed and spurred on by sensations of a strange pleasure, I could not help asking him what that was for? He told me he would shew me if I would let him; and without waiting for my answer, which he prevented by stopping my mouth with kisses I was far from disrelishing, he got upon me, and inserting one of his thighs between mine, opened them so as to make way for himself, and fixed me to his purpose; whilst I was so much out of my usual sense, so subdued by the present power of a new one, that, between far and desire, I lay utter passive, till the piercing pain rouzed and made me cry out

51. Fired, however, now beyond all bearance of delay, he remounts, and begged of me to have patience, stroking and soothing me to it by all the tenderest endearments and protestations of what he would moreover do for me; at which, feigning to be somewhat softened, and abating of the anger that I had shewn at his hurting me so prodigiously, I suffered him to lay my thighs aside, and make way for a new trial; but I watched the directions and management of his point so well, that no sooner was the orifice in the least open to it, but I gave such a timely jerk as seemed to proceed not from the evasion of his entry, but from the pain his efforts at it put me to: a circumstance too that I did not fail to accompany with proper gestures, sighs and cries of complaint, of which, "that he had hurt me

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52. When at last he condescended to look round, the throng near him had parted to make way for a pretty Morenita, her hair held up by a small golden comb, who was walking towards him in the open space

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53. He moved to one side to make way for the priest and server, who were coming up the stairs

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54. It was an old place, the earliest dates on the markers stretching back to the 1700s, the surrounding oaks not yet cleared to make way for malls

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55. I could make Way 33: What is hot in China, but that is yet to come

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56. A strange lady, the one who had been talking to the priests, rose and offered him her seat; an aide-decamp picked up and returned a glove Pierre had dropped; the doctors became respectfully silent as he passed by, and moved to make way for him

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57. The soldiers squeezed themselves to make way for him, but again pressed on him so that they jammed his leg, and those nearest him were not to blame for they were themselves pressed still harder from behind

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58. Count Ilya Rostov, laughing and repeating the words, ‘Make way, dear boy! Make way, make way!’ pushed through the crowd more energetically than anyone, led the guests into the drawing room, and seated them on the center sofa

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59. At the sound made by the opening door, people had drawn aside to make way for him; the President had turned his head, and, understanding that the personage who had just entered was the mayor of M

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60. At that moment there was about him that divine something which causes multitudes to stand aside and make way for a man

61. Tom could not prevent as several dozen hands emptied the tooth-destroyer to make way for Mumm's mouthwash

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62. Make way! Make way! the Sieur Curmudgeon is marrying Mademoiselle Clutch-penny

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63. Rushworth was quite ready to retire, and make way for the fortunate young woman whom her dear son had selected; and very early in November removed herself, her maid, her footman, and her chariot, with true dowager propriety, to Bath, there to parade over the wonders of Sotherton in her evening parties; enjoying them as thoroughly, perhaps, in the animation of a card-table, as she had ever done on the spot; and before the middle of the same month the ceremony had taken place which gave Sotherton another mistress

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64. I perceive that, when an acorn and a chestnut fall side by side, the one does not remain inert to make way for the other, but both obey their own laws, and spring and grow and flourish as best they can, till one, perchance, overshadows and destroys the other

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65. Next came the account of Mitya's sudden determination to “step aside” and make way for their happiness

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66. “A great writer9 of the last epoch, comparing Russia to a swift troika galloping to an unknown goal, exclaims, ‘Oh, troika, birdlike troika, who invented thee!’ and adds, in proud ecstasy, that all the peoples of the world stand aside respectfully to make way for the recklessly galloping troika to pass

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67. The governor's wife was the first to go up to the cross, but she stopped short two steps from it, evidently wishing to make way for Varvara Petrovna, who, on her side, moved towards it quite directly as though she noticed no one in front of her

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68. I used to wriggle along in a most unseemly fashion, like an eel, continually moving aside to make way for generals, for officers of the guards and the hussars, or for ladies

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69. The second thing is to live to clear out, to destroy what is foul, to make way for the beautiful

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70. “Take your legs out of the way!” cried one soldier to another, as soon as he rose, and the legs were pressed aside to make way for him

71. This instinct existed also in a soldier mortally wounded, who lay among the five hundred other wounded, upon the stone pavement of the Pavlovsky quay, and prayed God to send death; and in the militia-man, who with his last remaining strength pressed into the compact throng, in order to make way for a general who rode by, and in the general in charge of the transportation, who was engaged in restraining the haste of the soldiers, and in the sailor, who had become entangled in the moving battalion, and who, crushed by the surging throng, had lost his breath, and in the wounded officer, who was being borne along in a litter by four soldiers, who, stopped by the crowd, had placed him on the ground by the Nikolaevsky battery, and in the artillery-man, who had served his gun for sixteen years, and who, at his superior's command, to him incomprehensible, to throw overboard the guns, had, with the aid of his comrades, sent them over the steep bank into the bay; and in the men of the fleet, who had just closed the port-holes of the ships, and had rowed lustily away in their boats

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72. A strange lady, the one who had been talking to the priests, rose and offered him her seat; an aide-de-camp picked up and returned a glove Pierre had dropped; the doctors became respectfully silent as he passed by, and moved to make way for him

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73. And so mothers who hold the power in their hands let it escape them, in order to make way for the dissolute women, and to put themselves on a level with them

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74. Count Ilyá Rostóv, laughing and repeating the words, “Make way, dear boy! Make way, make way!” pushed through the crowd more energetically than anyone, led the guests into the drawing room, and seated them on the center sofa

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75. said he now understood that it was proposed, without any vote of this House for the purpose, that the President of the Senate was to take the chair of this House; that the Speaker was to leave the chair, to make way for the President of another body

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76. The rude stage of existence must make way for a higher

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