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forge

verb as in make something from scratch

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The Yankees and Dodgers have long forged their identities on their ability to mash.

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It traces Miller’s career from model in front of the camera to inventive photographer behind it, as she forged new paths in her Surrealist works and captured iconic images through her war and fashion photography.

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The primary instrument is tack piano, which evokes a dusty street in an old western, and she sings of a spiritual connection forged by song.

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Powell has tried to forge a middle ground that balances risks of either weaker employment by leaving rates too high or firmer inflation by setting them too low.

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The sharp improvement is in part due to Beijing’s recent policy efforts to forge a unified national market and also to low base effects, a senior state statistician said.

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