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He moved off the bed to make space for her.
And you only need to make space if the economy is full up.
It's not that hard to make space for one another.
He moved over, making space for her on the chair.
And we've had to build on to the house to make space for the books.
Is this an attempt to make space for private patients?
He'll have to shift the food out of it to make space.
Well, we finally got to the stars anyway, but you had moved out by then, making space for us.
One or two of them actually made space for the newcomers.
But I want to make space suits that work better.
I'd taken my seats out to make space for it.
The leader must make space for these to be expressed.
But I repeat, that will not happen without the men making space for women.
The military also made space available at the barracks for the team's use.
Then she stepped back, making space for him to enter.
"I was just trying to make space for the trunk."
They need to make space in their lives for existential questions.
Washington has no interest in making space an arena for combat.
Daphne had been happy to make space in the living room for the new addition.
Though such talk has made space a point of pride, the program does not have universal support.
His blade danced right and left, making space about them.
Players can buy new islands to make space for more habitats.
Toss out a few shelves of books to make space.
"Schools would have to make space even if it didn't exist," he said.
Share ritual with each other in a world that didn't necessarily make space for them.