1.   I think myself that this was the case, and that it scarcely makes him very different from many other hard-working people.

2.   Not that it makes a whits difference to how the team plays or what team Wilko puts out on Saturday.

3.   No it makes you look like some, you look like, those are the sort of thing the cleaning ladies would wear.

4.   Atlanta is so big and hot that it makes its own weather, and scientists have the pictures to prove it.

5.   A victory so complete and thorough that it made you smile with hope.

6.   Domann said Levine has used it to address the issue of taunting in public school and that it is making a difference in behavior.

7.   First, the company warns its losses will widen as sales rise and that it may never make money.

8.   He will start that journey from the number four spot in the starting gate, not that it makes a whole lot of difference.

9.   His play in Florida was often so indifferent, and his pay so high, that it made his parting a fait accompli the last couple of months.

10.   It is not only that America is so big and omnipresent that it makes an easy target.