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coup-makers N Pl

media-makers N Pl

policy makers

maker <a maker; makers> N

maker

cabinet maker CARPENT

contact maker ELEC

decision maker N COMPUT

decision-maker

die maker ARCHIT

felt-maker

merry-maker N

money-maker N ECON

mould maker

Movie Maker N COMPUT

policy maker POL

price maker

rope maker N

rope maker

shirt maker N

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The entire group votes on the final recommendations to submit to decision makers.
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Into the 1970s, model makers began to feel the squeeze of rising costs.
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After that, the model makers start working on the structure that will hold up the model.
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Now popular with independent film makers, crowdfunding involves the pooling of money and other resources to support efforts initiated by other people or organizations.
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Larvae are typically herbivores and feed on the foliage of trees and shrubs, with occasional exceptions that are leaf miners, stem borers, or gall makers.
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The environmentalist wants sunscreen-makers to replace known toxins with mineral-based sun filters.
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Some business in this section include roofers, theatrical prop makers and printers, as well as a plant for the refurbishment of sewage treatment equipment.
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The draisine and the boneshaker, were hoped to become an inexpensive utilitarian alternative to horses by their makers.
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Four years ago, an estimated 300,000 households were at it and everyone involved with the trade -- from sellers of pullets to makers of coops -- agrees that numbers have continued growing.
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As a popular destination for holiday makers and day trippers, the lake has gained great importance in recent years.
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