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make of

verb

to interpret as the meaning of
what do you make of this news?
to produce or construct from
houses made of brick
1. not to understand
2. to attribute little or no importance to
3. to gain little or no benefit from
1. (used with a negative) to make sense of
  he couldn't make much of her babble
2. to give importance to
3. to gain benefit from
4. to pay flattering attention to
  the reporters made much of the film star

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What will the rest of the world—friends, enemies, terrorists, soldiers, cyberwarriors, and just ordinary citizens—make of this change?

Zandvoort will be another packed weekend for Jansen, but what do the fans make of its impending departure from F1?

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What does your evidence show, and what do you make of these justifications for targeting them?

What do you make of criticisms that accuse CPJ of being unfairly focused on Israel?

I’m not entirely sure what to make of this mystery brother haunting the novel, but it’s intriguing.

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