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It had made him dangerous.
The Overlook had made him old.
Had made him immortal.
The things that had made him famous and well loved.
All the money her husband had inherited from his parents had made him proud and arrogant.
Events had made him a loner.
Ricky Bobby's"win at all costs" approach had made him a natural hero.
Stress had made him look much older than he really was.
I asked him what had made him so happy.
Vincent tried to talk, but he just couldn't speak,the years of isolation had made him quite weak.
His travels in America and France had made him a firm believer in democracy.
Because of my name, that one letter's difference,the very last person who would ever want to upset him had made him desperately unhappy.
Ivan was convinced that God had made him Emperor when the Metropolitan crowned him. .
Although Elton later calmed down and returned to the stage,he insisted the incident had made him rethink his concerts.
The things that had made him famous and well-loved, and he was at risk of letting down fans.
As a matter of fact, Dan felt his ability to remain calm had made him a better, stronger, and more intelligent person.
His wife, Kyunghee, had made him promise to reserve judgment until they had a chance to get to know her.
Some time after the elevation of M. Myriel to the episcopate, the Emperor had made him a baron of the Empire, in company with many other bishops.
German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel said while everyone was concerned about the situation,Chinese pressure on North Korea had made him more upbeat.
He was worried that the accident had made him less human and that they would not be able to have children.
That experience led him to a rigorous self-examination, where he discovered that emotions,especially fear, had made him trade with losses.
But Ferguson came to believe that Beckham forgot what had made him a star and, increasingly, neglected to work as hard on the pitch.
The time spent on the terrain and his touch to reality,to the view to Nature on both sides of the barricade, had made him a realist and pragmatist.
Ten years before his connection with Irish Church affairs had made him popular in Dublin his work as a scientist had made him famous throughout Europe.
Every one viewed him as extremely huge; many scholars, philosophers, physicists and astronomers started to study him, searching the reasons why Nature had made him so big.
Phoenix also paid tribute to his late brother River Phoenix,telling a separate festival prize-giving gala how River had made him watch Robert De Niro's Raging Bull as a teenager and told him he was going to be an actor.
He sat down on the bed, and through his mind drifted pictures of his youthful excellence, of the hardships he had endured over other men, of the Indians and dogs he had run off their legs in the heart-breaking days and nights on the Alaskan trail,of the feats of strength that had made him king over a husky race of frontiersmen.
At first he thought of reaching for his shotgun, butthen he remembered that Lucille had made him sell it years ago on account of an incident involving a traveling preacher and an argument having to do with hunting dogs.
Barrett was responsible for most of their brilliant first album, 1967's The Piper at the Gates of Dawn, butleft and/or was fired from the band in early 1968 after his erratic behavior had made him too difficult to deal with(he appears on a couple tracks on their second album, A Saucerful of Secrets).
Rohner, who said Credit Suisse's consulting business had made him the only European bank to match US competitors, also speculated that the low cost of the bank's shares could turn it into a takeover target.